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... the liar, and was in conversation with the Queen's j Counsel, hut when the witness returned, the Cross| examination was resumed.] Ala. Williams read from his brief, various passages, speaking of the ■ Queen in the highest terms of panegyric; and asked ...
... that of the Answers of the Queen,) he ventures to address the House of Lords. Instead of continuing to tell their Lordships, fas once did) that the Queen must acquitted, because their Lordships arc just, and because the Queen is innocent —he now tells ...
... for when her Majesty was deposed, his Majesty might marry 1 again, and then ni» Queen must be removed for the deposed Queen such would be the injustice to the King and Queen, and what would be the consequence to the country, God only knew. For these reasons ...
... THE QUEEN'S DEFENCE. THURSDAY, Oct. 19. stated in our last, that when the V ? Lords adjourned Wednesday after noon, they had under consideration ail objection made the Attorn ey- G en em 1 against question being put Mioni. as what Zangla hud said to ...
... any certain their progress in future for Queen under the trial however even the slightest a principle should Parliament whatever rights to the Queen-Consort odd points indeed point which admits app ueat the Queen’s purity it cannot Ministers should and ...
... command llic army on tlie Elbe. May 1. Battle of I.ulzrn. 20. Battle of Buiitr.cn. June 4. Armiiilice agreed on. 2l. Battle of Victoria. Aog. 17. Hostilities recommence. ■ 28. Battle of Dresden—Moreau killed. Sept. 7. English enter France. 28, Bnonapait.-evacuates ...
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... Danzig SDorothea,Schmidt, and Henry Benjamin, Hoop, hence at I Swinnenmandea luff Hendrika, Seholten, hence at the Vile a Victoria, Voss, hence at Warnemunde Ann, George, and Grace Hall, hence at Leghorn t Providential, Varwell, and Oashier, poating, hence ...
... The-opeaing of the Extaordinary Cortes took place on hi the 7th October. The King attended in person, accomn- de panied by the Queen and two Princesses, and delivered a Pt patriotic speech. In this address, the disorders occasioned by the enemies of the c ...
... Varke.-The defen- dant, convicted last sittings, on the prosecution of the Society for the Suppession of Vice, of selling Queen Mab, was, on Mondav, brought up for judgment. It appeared in mitmaton, that the poor man and his family were utterlyfruined ...
... co. 17? brls ashes A. and t. Lodge, 100 do W. A.and G. Maxwell, 99 do H. Malthie and Son, 32 do D. Gibb, 57 ashes order.—ln Queen Dk. SOUTa AMERICA. The Eagle, (of Scarborough) G. Batty, from Maranham, with 231 cotton for Duarte Brothers, do C. Keinpc, ...
... accommodated on very reasonable terms, as to rents. j •_• Apply to Mr. Robert Fishep, the owner, ' upon the premises. Great Queen-street, Lancastkr, July 18, 18X3. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At tbe bouse of John Bell, innkeeper, in Poul- ton -by-lhe Sands, ...