United States or Democratic Republic of the Congo ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Home, that as he had expectations, from the Recommendations of Lord Home and Sir Walter Blacket, to the Duke of Grafton, of being made one of the King's Messengers he was afraid it might hurt him, but Mr. Home assured him that he could not be brought into the least trouble, and added that he would oblige him, Mr. Home, Ld.
"Lady F. Ay, my dear, were you? Oh, filthy Mr. Sneer! he is a nauseous figure, a most fulsamick fop. He spent two days together in going about Covent Garden to suit the lining of his coach with his complexion. "Ld. F. Oh, silly! yet his aunt is as fond of him, as if she had brought the ape into the world herself. "Brisk. Who? my Lady Toothless?
A flight of twenty steps leads down to the crypt, which is now light and dry, although previous to Dean Merewether’s excavations it was utterly neglected and nearly choked up with rubbish. There is another approach to it from the interior of the church. Photochrom Co., Ld., Photo. It is 50 feet in length, and consists of a nave and aisles marked out by undecorated columns.
Walter Locke & Co.'s premises, Esplanade, East Mackintosh Burn & Co. and Morrison and Cottle's premises, Esplanade, East Bristol Hotel, Chowringhee Corporation Street, showing Hindustan Buildings Proprietors, Hindustan Co-operative Insurance Society, Ld. Old site of the present Continental Hotel, Chowringhee Hotel Continental, Chowringhee The Old United Service Club
Hood's party. Several Persons have been killed by Ld. J. Townsend's Butchers who cleave them to the Ground with their Cleavers Mr. Fox very narrowly escaped being killed by a Bayonet wch. w'd certainly have been fatal had not a poor Black saved him fm. the blow. Mr. Macnamara's Life is despaired of & several others have died in the difft. Hospitals. Next Thursday decides the business. "July 25.
It is covered with a profusion of ball-flower ornament, which, except in the south nave aisle of Gloucester Cathedral, is nowhere else so freely used. Photochrom Co., Ld., Photo.
Oh, she is a mortifying spectacle; she's always chewing the cud like an old ewe, "Ld. F. Then she's always ready to laugh, when Sneer offers to speak; and sits in expectation of his no jest, with her gums bare, and her mouth open "Brisk. Like an oyster at low ebb, egad ha, ha, ha! "Cynthia.
'We are now just on the point of sailing for Shelburne with Ld. and Lady Dalhousie, and I fancy shall be absent about ten days. The Jane has not yet arrived, so I am still a mid, not a captain, but expect her hourly. Last Monday we mids of the Leander gave a grand entertainment to the inhabitants of Halifax and officers of the fleet; a play, ball, and supper, which went off remarkably well.
No one 'ld mind fightin' for 'im. It's 'is blighted Gov'nment wot's all bloomin' wrong blast 'em!" The reply came from a young man evidently of sedentary occupation a shop-assistant or clerk: "You're all right, too, old sport; but don't you forget the other feller's proclamation. If you 'aven't got no uniform, your number's up for lead pills, an' don't you forget it.
Splendid Muscatel grapes can be bought in Adelaide from ld. to 2d. a lb.; peaches, 3d. a dozen; apricots, 2d. a dozen; raspberries, 5d. a lb.; cherries, 2d. a lb.; strawberries, 4d.; plums almost for nothing; but by far the best is the passion-fruit. Neither vegetables nor fruit, as sold in the markets and shops, are as good as those you buy in England.
Word Of The Day