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... OUlt OMNIBUS. Tears do not dwell long upon the cheek of youth. Rain drops easily from the bud, rests upon the bosom of the matured flower, and breaks down that which hath lived its day. A clergyman thus acknowledged a present of game from a noble lord ...
... e value of the whole land of the coun- try, as compared with that of all other realized property, is diminishing. Mr. Disraeli thinks that this decrease of rates is not owing to recent legislation. Without dis- cussing the subject now, we positively ...
... horrible and dangerous situation, dis- continued their labour from Sunday morning to Monday morn- ing! Sunday interrupted their labour, which they recommenced on Monday morning at eight o'clock. One man, strange to say, was saved, but the other perished! A SCOTCH ...
... I had we 1 known, said to me, with a good deal of emotion, Friend Edmonds, is it true, then, this which I always thought an illusion 01 thy insane mind? It truly seems so. I know I have died; but now I seem as muchjupon ear-has ever, and I talk to thee ...
... people mean by the words? Perhaps yoa are right. Now we are friends, are we not? Of course we are, the beat of friends. And what is that the prologue to, Friend Ernest- should I say Friend Walsh? No, you are not a Quakeress. But I do want you to be ...
... get an appetite to help digestion cholera 3. The FricllrllY FicuseOn meeting a friend; on parting with a friend; absent friends; the friends around you; the ladies, and, in extreme cases, the Iloyal Family. 4. The Miscellaneous Excuse.—Hard salt fish for ...
... 83 Under care July 31 101 Admitted since 113 ) Admitted since 118 196 219 Cured 86 Cured. 130 Relieved. 5 | Relieved. 6 Died. 4 ? Died. 3 Under care at present 101 Under care at present 80 — 196 | r 219 WOOLLETT, Surgeon. Great Dock-street, Sept. 6th, 1848 ...
... offered \0 try his hand. The docior was known 10 be a bit 01 a quack, but when every olher advice has (,,¡led one il lIolliO particular about the character of Ihe physician, and out of mere desperaticn on the part of the patient's friends, a noto- rious ...
... public meetings, which the writer afterwards said he did not wish to impute, they could not be accused of a wish to exclude dis- cussion at a me.-tilig,wliieli the inhabitants were respectfully invited to attend. In the name of common sense, what o'.hc-r ...
... that he might probably find his account in such a commerce but if he attempted to force me into compliance, his friends and mine must try whose heads were hardest. These representations had such an effect, that, in 1783, he bound himself, by a deed under ...
... OWNERS. NORTHERN cm c U IT—n E W 0 A ST L i; Woon v. FENWICK AND OTHERS.—The plaintiff in this case was the father and next friend of a lad (an infant in law) of about eighteen years of age, who worked as a putter in the Cramlingham Colliery, in this county ...
... Law Respecting the Office of County Coroner, instead of into two customary dis- tricts as heretofore, such three districts to be named The Abergavenny District, The Monmouth Dis- trict, and The Newport District, and that the courts for the election ...