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... seeing their remains interred. This done they repaired to the banks of the Sacred Lake, and sat down opposite to earch M. Kleist taok a pistol, and’shot Madame Vogel through the heart, who fell ba dead; he then re-loaded the pistol, and shot himself through ...
... victories obiained over the French armies in-Silesia, at Culm, and at Dennevitz, the ef- forts of the euemy to penetrate into the heart of the frustrated. Austrian and Prussians tetritories were conipletely * These saccesses have heen followed by a course of ...
... ts. Tt is te the French nation that the y daredeny a second time, in the 19th centary, in the face of the civilised those sacred imprescriptible rights, which the smallest tribe ne- ver in vain at the trbunat of justice a nd of history. Because France ...
... has already sworn to them, | rdon; you never offended him namely, to render them happy. He will never be perjured, and he heart, which you so well know, and your own constant fide- lity, form your guarantees that his promises mot deceitful, and that he ...
... Majesty's sacred pemou. We are directed to inform you, that the uogociatious which have taken place at Aix la Chapelle have led to the evacuatiou of the French territory by the Allied Armies. The Prince Regent has given orders, lhat tbe Convention concluded ...
... subsequently taken from him hy Court ol Inquiry, upon which unr informant aat member. Thkatbicai, Conundbums.—The Head of Convent ?—Abbott. A quarter the globe?— West? An ornament to park ?—Tree. An anient passion ?—love. King of Cricket ?—Warde. Food ...
... concluded a convention with the King of Spain for the final settlement of the claims of British and Spanish subjects preferred under the Treaty, signed at Madrid, on the 12th March, 1823. His Majesty has directed a copy of this Convention laid before ...
... refuge in convent Orleans. M. C. resolved to obtain an interview with the lady, persuaded that he should induce her to relent. On the 34th Oct. M. C. accompanied by his aunt and another person, went to an unfrequented street near the convent, where they ...
... regular. The hist convention *>f :Lis bind was in 1040, wlien Charles f, lesued writs under the great seal to meet him at York, though something .'.im'dar took place after th?abdication of James]]., when ii .l/dity mot previous Convention Parliament. A Peer ...
... of Biography Odd Fellows, ami Sketch a Village Poet —the novelist will find interest (according In taste or habitude) •• Convent Skdcnes. The Life of Sailor, No. 4, The Parson's Porch, and The Pacha of many Tales—tlie philanthropist will pleased ...
... fortune, the latter by excess of misery. P. 209. The hospitals, containing more than twelve thousand uonndeil, began burn. The heart, frozen with horror, recoils at the fatal disaster which ensued. Almost all these wretched victims perished. The few who were ...
... looking up to the eniy on the banner, again displayed by the superie r of she convent, lie bestowed, as it immediately de- legated by the Saints himself to perform that sacred office, a solemn heartfelt beredictioie. All that moment, when every knee was ...