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... SUPERIOR FINE TEMPERED INDIA STEEL RAZOR'S AND PEN-KNIVES. Wm. PARKIN No. 50, Strand, is pleased to inform those Gentlemen that have been disappointed in not being supplied with his fine TEMPERED RAZORS. he has now finished some of the first quality ever ...
... retted tempers of the party. It calls Lord Liverpool the marcher to Paris, the able negociator and the broker of the Peace -of Atniebs. To this playful article' I must observe, that marching to Paris, at any period of the Revolution, if it had been properly ...
... extensive, patronage with *hich his newly discovered method of TEMPERING RAZORS has been honored. From this process he is enabled to bring them to a much finer edge than Razots, tempered in the common way, are susceptible of, thereby preventing the complaints ...
... greatest order, decorunt, and conviviality, were observed through the whole course of, the evening. To some of the toasts temperate seutimen,ts of constitutional loyalty were annexed, %%kit sliewed that the wish of the leading men of the respectable part ...
... the extensive patronage with which his newly discovered method of TEMPERING RAZORS has been honored. From this process he is enabled to bring them to a much finer edge than Razors, tempered in the common way, are susceptible of, thereby preventing the complaints ...
... lead, or he ought to resign! He is not of a temper, —he has proved that he is not of a temper,—to yield to the domineering pretensions of power abroad. I hope he will also prove that he is not . of a temper to yield improper deference to timid councils ...
... an internal suppuration has taken place, which, it is supposed, will soon end in death, It is added, that in the present temper ...
... exciting disaffection in the minds .of a People labouring under temporary pressure. He would ask, was the education. the temper, or. the general -disposition of the Irish People, such as would enable them to detect and counteract such a cunning ; mode ...
... the extensive patronage with which his newly diseoVered method of TEMPERING RAZORS has been honored. From this process he is enabled to bring them to a much finer, edge than Razors, tempered in the common way, are susceptible of, thereby preventing the ...
... the extensive patronage with which his newly discovered method of TEMPERING RAZORS has been honored. From this process he is enabled to bring them to a much finer edge than Ramis, tempered in the common way, are susceptible of, thereby preventing the complaints ...
... desired purpose, that they - would pay a due tegard to moderation and temperance in their disetissions, as it would be for the Vital interest of the country. By observing prucl , ace and temper there WO:Ad benoappearance of tumult or dissentious. He concluded ...
... travel out of the question into the unfathomable abyss of Parliamentary Reform. He was sure that Mere was quite enough in the temperate manner, and in the dispassionate language which had introduced this motion to the House, and above all, to the disposition ...