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... leadiiig . facts of which, laird Castlereagh's letter appears to have been founded : It is perfectly true, that so long ago as Easter Mr. Canning had represented to the Duke of Portland the insufficiency (in his opinion) of the governmeut, as thea coustituted ...
... wishing to have an opportunity of consulting with some our colleagues, before he determined what advice lay before the King. Easter hnlulay* thus passed away. On the Glh of April, shortly after his Grace’s return town from 15ul*trode, the Duke «>f Portland ...
... regulated and confined. It is stated in Lord Castlereagh's letter, That I had demanded and procured the Duke of Portland e the rising of Parliament, a promise for Lord Castiereagli's rentoval froirt the war department ; that, by this vt Lord Castlereatt,h's ...
... Wilion—No, my Lord ; to her own soul be it ; she 1s swearing falsely. Verdict—Ann Wilson Guilty—Charles Mannan Not Guilty. Rise Kelly, for burglariously entering the dwelling-house ot William Smith, on 29th of May, and carying off one silver watch, one ...
... EASTER MONDAY. I.ifndon, sfprt! 16. Yesterday being Easter Monday, the various entertainments which are annually submitted the world at this season were open for public curiosity. The most substantial ...
... retired after having evacuated the position of Guarda, « without firing a shot,” i» about five leagues from Guarda, in a south-easter, ly direction. In the Carta Militar,” made under the direction of Junot, Sabugal is described as the utmost point on this ...
... aIOHN iISRBERT. • 1. .11.•••••111MID - T Request hat all Quit or Crown Refits. aud Arrest.l thereof, doe to his Makity at Easter last. ,maY forthwith paid into this Office, to prevent the dikkgrestA bin necessity of enforcing them; which measure mus, ...
... fientlein.in who canuot attend will appoint one to attend foe h im , as . tho Petitions must be scut forward tie fuesday at Easter, We have received since our last, the London prints of the Intl), I lii , 'Silo, and 19th mien!, those of the a 1411 r lest ...
... He must always be much afflited at hearing of any thing like turbulent proceedings ; but, if turbulence were avoided, the rising of the feelings of nature against tyrannv, against coercion, and oppression, was the very principle of liberty.—( Hear, hear ...
... the 36th year ol Lcr a 3% lathews, wife of Mr. Jameés Mt beW™ im. The death of velatives is got erally in of panegyric, that rises above 1 he f - In the present caseit will be otht 1™ rief of an husband; declares her to)bs® te wife.—The cxpressions of ...
... Archdescoory of Serowe, and the Dean and clergy of a peculiar jurisdirtioo in that and certain of lb* clergy of Berk. Wills. and Easter. All these petitions were reed, and ordered to lie on the table. of The Duke of Nonvor.s, adverting to certain expressions ...
... nut authenticated, and we hope will prove unfounded. B o th un ibeA Parliament were to ailjoure on Thursday last, for ih. Easter reeess—to incet-aptu fur 01 dispatch isasiuctsuu iudi.y ucal. T! . at distiaruiateJ character the Wm CO. Christ°. iti uicososon ...