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... that preceded the late duel, hat produced the following statement from Mr. Canning: It is perfectly true, that long ago as Easter, Mr Canning had represented to the Duke of Portland the insufficiency (in his opinion) of the Government, as then constituted ...
... 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 ...
... riwrs rtXTictiCACLY solicit tlie Aid the pn.tuienl rufalic. in support this long established In( , ti. a. a> Important (t> the rising GeMfatiun, and Uetici.n in i:> ('ottsw|uenc«s. Bcnrfictioos will be received by Mr. William Allen, Ikui-ortet; Mr. John Purser ...
... period to which the House had already been adjourned, and the inconreiiience necessarily attendant upon it, could not help rising deli* ver his sentiment* upon the occasion* It wag nut from any want ol respect, or confidence in hie Majesty’s Ministers ...
... Alsace are orgstrir- Paris, March 17, Tbs fortress of Huningen i,a by earn manes for tfe masse. They hold* out 1* .upplsrd »re rising every where, and disarm the siragglerr. with proviso*. The enemy ha. erected', battery Every one especta with impatience tbe ...
... Jamaica to Sir Evan Nepean and Mr. King, naval olfictr. Ordered. The Chancellor the Exchequer moved that the House on its rising this day adjourn to sc’anight. Mr. Whitbread said ba could not suffer the motion to pass without observation. Ho thought it ...
... interest produced sum of 321. Ss. Od. more than the sum stated in the account referred to us. Your Committee find that by Act Easter Assembly, ISII, the two succeeding Pre sidrnts of Court of Conscience were rach to pay 501. into tins hands of your Treasnrer ...
... sacrifice* which, considering the geographical situation of the country,no other German Prince made, are. all reasons which autho rised the Grand Duke to flatter himself with quite another perspective than that of having broken foreign chains, in order to wear ...
... therefore move (bat tec Speaker -boa Id leave the Chair the Motvley pfer tee Easter recess. (A laugh.)—He moved teat the House should go into tea Committee on tee Monday after the Easter recem. Mr. Itohlniin ami General Gascoigne mutually apfotetd . Mr. Balter ...
... have the honor to-be, Sir, It was moved as an Amendment, that the House should into a Committee the first Monday after the Easter Recess. Ayts, Cl—Noes, 1ST —Majority, 12C. ' The original question, that the Speaker do leave the Chair, was then put— Ayes ...
... expensive war just terminated. Thcftctipous credit obtained or given universally, caused every auk le ■rir use or subsistence to rise infinitely beyond its value—ami ii 's hnnoasible, so short space time has elapsed since ice was restored, for tilings again ...
... to_ comers r’.-m the 'lte- price average was J. 3 1:U 3d. and now them. The whole of the system went disregard A*.) making rise only Od. in the marketable price. 'I' ,ntrh,s,c V3,u,Jof the Coin. One effect the mtroduc- seamed belt, to Wtrtld silver. t ...