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... have derived from a long line of ancestors are our antiquities. They carry us back to dim periods that have bequeathed to us no written explanation of the origin and the uses of their indestructible monuments Vast mounds, gigantic temples, mystic towers ...
... ENGLAND AND AMERICA Nothing could disastrous to England at this moment, as war with America. The commerce of the kingdom already suffering unparalleled distress, the finances of the country embarrassed, fierce contentions and angry strife between the ...
... ENGLAND. First Innings. Second Innings. Hon.RGrimston, Hillyer 19 bA. Mjnn.. R. Kynaston. Esq. c Felix, 23 bA. C.G.Taylor, Esq. b Hillyer b Hillyer Bay ley, not out 11 c Felix Barker, c Hillyer bA. Mynn Box, c Martingale 39 Hillyer Dean, b A. Mynn ...
... of vitriol, mix them in a tea cup, by adding to the nitre one drachm at a time. The cup to be placed, during the preparation, on a hot hearth or plate of heated iron, and the mixture stirred with a tobacco-Pipe. The cup to he placed in different parts ...
... ENGLAND. jr’i Qwette.) tt7lku ...
... Russla i In the Baltic.. S 3 .----In Use Simkins 4 • II ustria . . England a lO6 . . . . A Est of the United Statm Navy, as pahliphed by MN :-11 0174 guus, viz. ithlependenee, Columbus, W toil, Franklin, 0: . i ~, Reitman, N. Camillo*, Pert Cliarle ...
... 01.1) ENGLAND. A LADY'S ADVICE ]!rest St autism, or lays for Ladies, just published.] Why, love in a cottage, my dear, Is all very well for ll.r s oung— But when you've born married a year, A-different song will be sung ; And flowers ,if they suit the ...
... GOLD CUP„ The Duke of Rotland's b c Armadillo; by St. Patrick, 3 yrs. The Duke of Rutland's b c Shylock, 4 yrs. Earl Howe names b e by Belzoni, 3 yr.. Lord Berner's b c by Lamplighter, 3 yr.. Mr. Payne names Manchester, 6yis. Mr. Hobson names h( ike, ...
... all likes to assail the hierarchy of England, describes the bishop’s ‘conduct towards Mr. Harvey as marked by a spirit of oppression not creditable to a civil, much less to an ecclesiastical superior.' It is not for us to deal in harsh words, but let our ...
... markets admitted it, it would be the paymeta. As the trade now stauds with England, it is indeed one of utter dependence. England is willing to sell to us, but unwilling to buy from us. Ainerica is willing, now, at least, both to buy and sell. The only possible ...
... that of oar U.S Fanners. lad this Is called pre/sake ! Who. the Market pries is 725. per quarter, does the Femdstaer sal his Wheat laver, because he has paid a duty daily Certainly not!!! He drive. up the Market the highest point, and obliges us to purchase ...
... jjrj Byes 1, wide 1, no ball 1 3 All England won two wickets. « All England Matches to come.— Thursday, July 19, at Hull.—The eleven of England against twenty-two of Hull. Monday, July 23, Leicester— The eleven England against twenty of Leicestershire. ...