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... afficm to have taken place in Palmero against Lord William Bentinck and the British force, is so strikingly applicable to the rising of the people of Germany against their oppressors, that we are much surprised it should have appcared in Frengh papers at ...
... froup, Chairm feply to Mr. an of the Military Committee, in She ey, admitted that he bad ex- 7 himself in favou If the rapid rise of r of such a project. the public Funds may be taken as the political b arometer of the country, | Tospects the most lively ...
... second cetury we taear of Easter, when palycarlp tant Ailicetas hail a coifereace respectiag tihe day rc riI 4v1icIl it shotald be celebrated ; but ?? they coalal aot agree C ?? that, tile christiants (if Asia celebrattd Easter on the te t;,uteerah I ay ...
... adjournment should tuke place; nor had they resorted to it, without maturely weighing the inconvenience to which it might give rise, The Earl of Darnley thought thut much inconvenience would result from the proposed adjournment, both as regarded publicand ...
... Vurch 1 —Lord Liver- pool delivered a short verbal message from his R. the Prince Regent, desiring that the House at its rising would adjourn its proceedin rs to the inst. and he maved aceordinziy.—The M irquis of Lane- down objected to The motion, apon ...
... any thing further, as he has proved himself by his stock. Likewise Three Young Horses, got by Champion, two rising three years old, the other rising four; the latter has proved himself a good leaper, and sure foalgettcr, having covered two seasons. The young ...
... To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Valuable CART STALLION, rising three years old, got by Mr. Leach's brown horse of Louth Park, from a very good mare of Mr. Cootes, of Conisholme, near Louth, in the county of Lincoln; which mare is regularly descended ...
... obliged quit Dijon the utmost haste; for after the conferences broke up at Chatillon, the peasants were instigated Bonaparte rise against th Many of th m lost their baggage. hear that when tne news of the overthrow of Bonaparte was communicated to the French ...
... regiment to imitate. On Sunday last, two sermons were delivered ire this town, and collections made, for the instruction of the rising generation—one at the General Baptist Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. %Valaisley, where the congregation contributed 1./. 7s. 10111 ...
... William Porter, caught oat by Edward Brewster 0 William Clark, bowled out Edward Brewster « John Brings, stumped out bv William Easter * John Smith, bowled oue by Henry Parr » William Moult, not out R. Craig, bowled out Henry Carr Byes • VVilUant Baker, caught ...
... further pedigree see Stud Book; and for performance see Racing alendar 1806, 7, 8, 9, and 10.—Julius will begin travelling in Easter week; at Grantliam, Tuesday nights; Newark, on Wednesdays; Bingham, on Thursdays ; Nottingham, .on Fridays; and, sleep at ...
... the first vacant day to move for that information which the noble tord did not seem willing to give spontaneously, Tugives rise to fraud and cheating of every kind, Hardly a day passes now but we read of a baker or dealer in flonr being sammoned befare ...