Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

n No. j. No bees in sss ssss.
No. 4. with her longes, bore
Will give you plenty
And a little more
No. 5. beautiful hive
With something in IT,
That nothing can drive.
No. q. in very goodfx
With two story house,
And floor made of bricks.
No. 7. A beauty by Heaven,
II you ask for ten
They give you eleven.
No s. In very bad state
Yet Brown vii! stick TO il
That she IL first rate.
The AcquJneck Hose. make more r.achc
than throws.
And when they take steam
They spout tn. ouyh ,heir nose.
The toast complimentary 20 the Press was re.
sPonded to by Mr.. Cranston, who gave, in con.
clu-ion, The Honey Bees Ever ready ,u
pro,ect US at 4 fro or a feast the NIX, time
that we are the recipients Of their generosity,
may it be at .he first we,,ing of their new
machine.
BY w. L. Barber Engine Company, No.
Q Strong hands and stout hearts they are
gladly welcomed at a Fireman's gathering for
they bring "ld "Rough and Ready to the Z S.
cue. and he "never SURF, uders."
by Thomas Coggeshall.-Tae health of the
Newport Firemen
Cd No. ], No drink 10 thee. a bumper Of
cold water,
And No. 2, noble band, weIfspeak of you
hereafter.
The No. 3. tho Pioneers, we,thnk their tide
IL low,
For we believe since July last. they've
been an aotu quo.
The No. I, we wish them well, and simply
have to say,
That a finer looking set Of boy, have no.
been seen to-day.
The No S, the Honey Bees, the boys to me
most dear,
At fires and at suppers we 'are "Jamai,
en- arrisrs.''
The No. 6, the Deluge boys, We drink to
them also,
For stevery hre that occurs they're almost
sure to 60.
The boys, we all agree, for discipline and
dress,
At fires and parsdes they're not behind the
rest.
The No Sc we wish them we'll and say q
on your way.
For with painter At your stem, you neer
can 60 astrsy.
The Hose and Ladder boys, we think with
Capts Stevens and Bull.
Combined upon an Engine, would give US
quite pull.
To the Rough and Ready Boys we say, as
we've got through the rest,
Al free and at suppers, we know you II do
your best.
By w. L. B,rbcr-Wonan She ever
has been, still 10, AMI always will be. the
main spring of every masculine achievement
she is the only flame to which Protection Com
pany surrenders.
Bv Stephen NJ. S,edman.-Pro,ec,cn Com
pany No. s.; as their motto is Protection, may
their engine arm. be a protection agans fre,
and their siher arms bs q protection to the
fair.
By W. L. Barber. .--Our brethren Of the
Press, Messrs. Cranston & Norman ma,
they livel an hundred years to Herald the
Times, and proclaim the Ners. May the r
labors be lgh, and their rewards abundant.
By w. II. Crans,on. My friend on my
left May he live thousand years, erj'N-
ing al pre- spe'i'y, and, like 'Slllul physc-
ias, continue to admin ster Mercury to the
public until he has purged it fall evil.
By a Guest.-Honcy Bee Protection Cor
pSny, NO. D. May ul'y 40 od'" w "'"'h-
or, stand shoulder to shoulder, whenever need
NAV be. to coml at thai element whlchls term
ed a good servant bu, bad master. and man
ifest their courage like him who was inaupur-
a,ed this day s President of this erea, Rc-
public, and whose reply 10 Santa Anna was
never surrender.
There were many other toasts given, which
We we're unable to obtain. All eYoyed them
selves aud the uss,s and speeches wer" M
Ier.per.ed With s"nes and music from the
Band. Aher III Supper the Protection Com
p.uy esec,cd the Rough aud Ready to their
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