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... Jan. 9.—First Sunday after Epiphany. MONDAY, 10.—Dr. Birkbeck born, 1776. 11.—Hilary Term begins. WEDNESDAY, 12.—First Temperance Meeting at Boston, 1826. THURSDAY 13.—Cambridge Lent Term begins. FRIDAY, 14.—Oxford Lent Term begins. SATURDAY, 15.—British ...
... 1749. TUESDAY. 25.—Dr. Jenner died, 1823. WEDNESDAY, 26.—Sunday Schools established, 1784. THURSDAY, 27.—John Dunlop began Temperance agitation in Scotland, 1828. FRIDAY, 28.—Dr. A. Bell (founder of National Schools) died 1832. SATURDAY, 29.—George 111. ...
... half-past nine. Admission Is. On Wednesday and Thursday next, August 5 and 6,a Grand Bazaar and Fancy Fair of the London Temperance League. ...
... painful scrape only chafes an sore; C hoose the cutler who stands at the head of the trade-1 alt the battle depends on a well-tempered blade — n the front of these lines his name is displayed. MECIII'S RAZORS, STROPS, and MAGIC PASTE, are rem ' wn ed throughout ...
... died, 1824. • WgDNERDAy, 2.—Candlemas Day. TITURSDAY, 3.—John Wilkes expelled House of Commons, 1769. FRIDAY, 4.—First Temperance Society formed at Bradford, 1830. SATURDAY, s.—Sir Robert Peel born, 1788. TIDE TABLE FOR THE WEEK. HIGH WATER AT Loudt3n ...
... Almanacks for 1853._ The Illustrated Exhibitor Alm v anack—Uncle Tom's Cabin Almanack—The Temperance Almanach.—The Popular Ednca‘or Almanac/. John Cassell, Ludgate-hill. Amongst the numerous almanacks which have just issued from the press, there are few ...
... but it was well known if an animal of the breed was insulted, either by one or the other, there was no answering for his temper.—Sir George Carroll said the conduct of the defendant was most. brutal, and sentenced him to imprisomnent for seven days. ...
... AND COURTESY IN THE COMMONS. To all who are interested in observing the difference between a keen temper, which speaks on the moment boldly out, and a temper, which, having had time to cool after a ruffle, continues to speak with unabated and uncharitable ...
... cloth gilt. 1. The Maiden. 4. Fanny Dale. 2. The Wife. 5. A Christmas Box for the 3. The Mother. Sons and Daughters of Temperance. Nos. 1,2, 3, are bound together in one vol., price 2s. 61, cloth gilt; or morocco, 3s. 6d. At Bd. each sewed; or is. cloth ...
... proposition ruef appear unreasonably general, and our readers will sibly think we are laughing at them when we cite the temperance or teetotal agitation as an instance cony pletely within its scope. Yet we request them to pauser while we sketch a few ...
... and the alrnanack may in every respect lay claim to a favourable verdict at the hands of the in quiring public. Of the Temperance Almanack and the Popular Educator Almanack it need only be said that each is skilfully designed to carry out the objects ...
... And truly•may the soldier say HIS presence. ever gave Assurance to tbe most amured,,and bravery to the brave. His prudence-temper'd valour—his eagle-sighted skill, And calm resolves, the measure_ of fa hero went to fill. Fair Fortune flew before,hina— ...