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Title: The Royal kalendar: and court and city register, for England, Scotland, Ireland, and the colonies ..
Year: 1853 (1850s)
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Subjects: Great Britain Parliament Almanacs, English Kings and rulers
Publisher: London, Printed for W. Stockdale (etc.)
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Emblazed to seize the sight; who runs may read ; Who reads can understand. Tis nnconfined To Christian land, or Jewry; fairly writ, In language universal to mankind: A language lofty to the learnd, yet plain To those that feed the flock, or guide the plough,. Or from its husk strike out the bounding grain : A language worthy the great Mind that speaks! Preface and comment to the Sacred Paget Which oft refers its reader to the skies, As pre-supposing his first lesson there. riUNTED FOE THE COMPANY OF STATIONERS. MOO EE, 1853. 45 No thoughtful person, looking over yon spangled heavenwith astrologic eye, but must see that we arc living in pecu-liar times, and that every returning day is fraught with im-portance, not only with regard to ourselves, the inhabitantsof Britannias Isle, but also with reference to every nation inEurope, and I may acid, the whole world at large ! Withoutfurther ceremony, I will at once bring to your notice my an-nual picture on mundane affairs. THE HIEROGLYPHIC.
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Astrological Judgment of the Four Quarters of the Year 1853.Of the Winter Quarter, called the Brumal Ingress. According to the most accurate calculations, this quarterbegins on Tuesday, December ,21st, at 3h. 13m. in the after-noon, 1852 ; at which time the 22nd degree of n occupiesthe angle of life, and the 16th degree of tzi that of honour.We have, moreover, £ in the 6th house, g, 0, and <£ in the7th, and T?, and )) in the 12th. § *s l°rd of the ascend-ant, and lord of the mid-heaven. From the above, cour- PRINTED TOR TIIE COJirANY OF STATIONERS. 46 Astrological Predictions. teous reader, you may draw your own judgment. You knowI have often reminded you that the benevolent and fortunateplanets, are $ and %, and the good aspects of the Sun ; that5 points to merchants, secretaries, hanks and bankers, amongwhom you must look sharp ; that the Moon points to thecommon people ; while $ causes robberies, murders, andwars ; and the fortunate planets signify peace, plenty, amity,and t

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