... Tne address, after represemi u fo his Royal Highness the danger and alarm to which that part of (he country !ms been long exposed, in consequence of the exertions of the turhtiloiit and seditious fo corrupt and inflame tile minds of the people, deprecates ...

... as the Attorney-General for Eng- land has lately applied to the freemen, and which you have exposed so admirably. The Conservatives do not hold out so many fake promises as the Whigs and Radicals, but they desire far more sincerely and dis- interestedly ...

... paralysed and growth retarded. It is sufficient to gain two or three inches each time, but to permit the leaves to remain exposed to the stimulus of light. Cabbage plants may be raised from/ seed-beds, and placed six inches asunder in nursery-beds ; oi ...

... English, call tlem a ** lucky to please, and of course ex- ploded the Arcfa of Tightas T and the Maths of Diapason. Every day exposes some! hi ng new Here, to the lovers of what tiiey call the belly arty, who hare made a great many evacuations in the Forum ...

... nnfortnnale person to whom I allude, is, that your gnilt remains a secret, except lo God and yourselves, whilst hin ha* been exposed, and brought him to shame and to a violent death. In Ibe chapter from which be bad selected bis text, the Apostle described ...

... surrounding country, without having their stability affected by Ike va-> riboa shocks ?? jtfctaraercia! credit has beew exposed , which your petitioners cannot but attri- bute to the, esteht'r/f capital, the individual qb-arac I ter,,,aiid the «aut*l>n ...

... Weather, and Temperature of the Atmosphere, at Hornby, 9 miles N. E. of this place, for February, 1832: the Ther- mometer exposed at a window with a Northern aspect, and the observations taken at nine each moruing: — 1822. Wind. Degrees. Feb. I. Clondy ...

... appearance, and possess a durability which ren- ders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to work constantly, or partially exposed to the effects of the weather. Advertisements having lately appeared, recommending Paints under similar titles, which are ...

... size or clearness to the first midsummer fiuit- What renders this cir- cumstance more remarkable is. that the tree is much exposed to an easterly aspect. — Cumber- land Pecquet. Three potatoes, grown in a field belonging to Mr. John Fletcher, »>f Workington ...

... candidates for the wings and breast. • fake the covers off,* said the caterer. All were removed, ihal before him being leU to the last, ' that the goose,' as he observed, ' might not get cold.' At length the skeleton was exposed, and the astonish- ment of every ...

... under- mined by the fire, and fell with a tre mendou* crash, burying several persons beneath ihe ruins. Seven were speedily fake,, out. Suspicion, are entertained that ihefire was not accidental Ihe loss is yery great. It is estioiaied at £25.000 The property ...

... presented a singular spectacle ; almost every nose and cheek wa6 frost-bitten, and became white in five minutes after being exposed to the weather ; so that tbe medical men, with some otners appoiutcd to assist tbem, were obliged to go constantly round while ...