NOW SELLING, AT CLOVER-HILL,
... NOW SELLING, AT CLOVER-HILL, QUANTITY of and Small F.I.MS, growing exposed Situation, which renders them both hard and durable, and even the smallest of them putticularly serviceable to 'B'ock-makers, ...
... NOW SELLING, AT CLOVER-HILL, QUANTITY of and Small F.I.MS, growing exposed Situation, which renders them both hard and durable, and even the smallest of them putticularly serviceable to 'B'ock-makers, ...
... under the effect of (he ether, and bad recovered, was again exposed it, and the same effect was produced in fifty seconds; but dog which bad been bled after the experiment, and was again exposed to the ether, resisted much longer than toother dog which ...
... floor, bein i.shut, and every ar’icl furniture remover! ; while there are several officers stationed various parts of it, to fake advantage anv movement the present occupiers may inadvertently make. the wirdow, not fastened up, are Seen two respectably ...
... had breti exhibited by the young and innocent woman who ruled these lands. She ! would not allow her female attendants to expose themselves to danger being near her person, i nor would she permit heist If surrounded ' cnard, but she said, it 1 arn to ...
... their own hands, by resorting to measures of retaliation the first instance, so far the B.itis Government would entitled to fake those measures into consideration in their estimate the amount of reparation due.— Mr. Canning repeated the former disavowal ...
... -volution air an! the two latter had been got off, hut not without damage. A letter from savs, Italv. which was particularly exposed the insults Rarhary Powers, has begun to since t Expedition of Lord Exmouth; ronmneree, in the marilimp cities, resumes its ...
... through the Under Secretary f»r the Military Department, the Church-wardens of tla Parishes which the belong, order the; may exposed public view iu the d.urch, chap, or such other conspictiou* place as n». renoer impossible fir men, who have been guilty this ...
... The British Government, faithful the principle* it has always professed, determined to observe a strict neutrality; and to fake part, either directly indirectly, in the war which there seems to much reason to iqipreliend is the point of breaking out. ...
... our ammunition being expended, ceased firing, and the French, seeing the dilapidated state of the fort, gent down force to fake possession of the place, and our men were mustered for their reception, when Mrs. R was her post with the others, determined ...
... prepara* ••on. Having watched the Queens trial witli in* tense and painful solicitude, and having omitted no opportunity exposing the foul calumnies and ittro* cious conspiracy which was sought to make hef the victim, humbly hope may be permitted offer ...
... Russell was elected for Stroud, without opposition. The Tories had made several efforts to get a Candidate; but no one would expose himself In such hopeless case. They first selected Mr. but wisely enough saw, that such a May contest would be any thing but ...
... measure, we believe he has not rabbi* intimated his opinion of that tootnient to which the l'hure). of Scotland has been exposed at the lien !a of men who, out of power, earnestly besought her aid, although, in power, they lay waste her courts. It may ...