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... relief in money. * • Sir GEORGE SHUCKBURGH.— The peti- tion pray# no such thing, that I know of; let it be read, aq^ijtwill speak for itself. The SPE%ER called to order. Mr. HOBHOUSE stated, that what had fallen from his Hon, .Friend was an observation ...
... Earl to rise to explain. He knew no more than any of their Lordships when the new Ministry Vould be completed. He did not speak from authority ; he did not wish to be able to do so ; but it was plain there was no Ministry ; and he thought the objea of ...
... -From the recital ofthis story, the reader might not suppose ita source of great interest. It is therefore impossible to speak of it in adequate terras of praise, without the sus- picion of over rating its merits. We must, how. ever, assert, that of ...
... eclat with which it was performed last year at Co vent Garden Theatre is well remem- Wt, Pyb's poem, Alfred, of which report speaks so rdehly, will appear early in the ensuing month. The Ascription is already extremely large, and abounds in names of high ...
... day. Beef about two copecks per lb. No part of Captain Hardy's crew; of the Walker, nor my own, have been any way ill worth speaking of ; they all continue to go with us. We have had such favourable weather ever since we left Cronstadt, as was never known ...
... noton possesses the qualifies-^ necessary to the direflion of the affairs of a gr* nation at such a crisis as the present. As Speak*-; the House of Commons, he was, what the si'.uf^ required, cool, unimpassioned, formal, ac^aifi* with the rules and usages ...
... (Jephtha). Air, Miss Martyr, Where'er you ■valk|' (Seincle). Chorus, How excellent thy name ■Saul).. Air, Mrs. Mountain, Speak, ye who-best'ean tell ■Jtolemv). Air, Master Kelluer, Abraham, enough •••>. ■ •>iisamiah). Air, Mr. Nield, Jehsvah is ...
... (Jeptha). Air, Miss Martyr, Lord, what is Miin ?* i 'Semele). Chorus, How excellent thy name (Saul) Air, Mrs. Mountain, Speak, ye who best can tell (I'tolemv). Air, Master Kellner, '• Abraham, enough ! (Si'saruisu). Air, Mr. Nield, Jehovah is my ...
... and came to London in Apnl X She is short and thick, about Thirty Years ot Age, fi s lost most of her front teeth, and speaks her own provm- c«il accent It is presumed-, that she is secreted and con- - J** iv the ?? of the Strand, or 111 the parish ...
... spe- culations and conjeaares were lightly formed ;— ye see Prussia now taking a decisive part against us, and we hear her speaking in a tone and lan. gaage which have not, for some time past, been beard from the Cabinet of Berlin. In the Note to Lord Carysfort ...
... every measure she pleased, the Continental Powers would aft in a similar manner by land. Other articles in the French papers speak more openly. An account from Bamber» talks of the cession of Franconia to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and that Prussia is to ...
... conduct disgraceful to the British flag and to the national character ; he wished -he could have used softer terms, but, in speaking of such an act, he could no otherwise describe ivthanasrpp- pressive, unjust, and fraudulent ; an infraction of the rights ...