... and several others, who expressed themselves highly gratified with the experiment. We understand it is the intention Sir Charles Dance to pursue these experiments at short distances from town until a new engine shall be prepared, to proceed upon more enlarged ...

... fitting for its devout purposes and meeting the desired object—without hurthening the pari h with any additional rates. Sir Charles Dance, with his customary tact and taste for Exclusion, proposed pretty close committee of half a dozen. But we leave' Sir Charles ...

... twenty wilnctse- f it shall not alter my decision! ’.—Response from the Honourable and Rev. Mr. Thelluson, and from ssir Charles Dance, Knightike night indeed^— shall not alter my decision ’.And this, too, ease felon?, in which the next ensuing Sessions ...

... Fitzrov Somerset Rosslvn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir Gordon, the Ladies Percy, See. had a carriage attached ...

... event. The portion sold is one sixth Bibbs contended that Lord Blandford's Bill did not pait, which produced 1000/.; Sir Charles Dance was provide for the interests of the lower classes, whom it , the purchaser would leave unrepresented. He moved an amendment ...

... “Autopsy” (a Greek compound, which may said to signify “ocular demonstralion), between Finsbury.square and Pentouville.—Sir Charles Dance's steam-carriage is start upon its experimental trip to Birmingham on Saturday. Proper arrangements for a supply of water ...