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... tameness and sweetness of temper of the lamb, they add almost the swiftness of the greyhound. The great Naturalist, Buffon, in speaking of the Kangaroo, says, I have endeavoured, as far as human enterprize and research can go, to explored the world of animated ...
... Manchester, where she had been on a visit, Mrs. Dockray, wife of Mr. David Dockray, of Lancaster, merchant. It is impossible to speak sufficiently in praise of this truly amiable and virtuous person: it was her constant study and greatest pleasure to do good; ...
... future cxbrtmuS. feeroed, that fort of general law, even animal was enabled to forefee danger, and to provide again!) it. Speaking on this general quellion, he thnilght this country had been rather defectire in forefeeing and providing again future danger ...
... Buonaparte thorn's bis, and never calls her but her Chriftian name, Jtfefihine. She.calls him General, and n'ual'y tiiou (tu). Speaking of him, (he fays, hujhund, or the General \ but rarelv, the Con- Jul. On the Bth ul!. digging hew at the upper end of the ...
... place—For the original motion, agaiaft it, 56—Majority 3. LIFE BOAT. Upon our re-admiflion to the gallery, found Mr. BurnoN Speaking favour ot Mr. Greathcad s invention of the Life-boat, which adifcovery fing.tlar utility in preferving people from fliipw ...
... happened at 2 oâclock in the afternoon, and after incessant labouring till ten at night, Richard Wilson, a sinker, was heard to speak; at twelve, Beardwood, the other person, was found dead.â At this period, from the unthinking pressure of a crowd of people ...
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... comedy of The School for Scandal, and the musical entertainment of Rosina. âOf the respectability of the company report speaks very highly: it is under the management of Mr. Moss, whose mimic powers have long been considered of the first order; and ...
... any circumstance appear that would justify the measure. The marshall was convinced from the conversation that Terry was not speaking the truth, and in consequence they were left to their fate. In proceeding to the drop, Terry exclaimed aloud âthat Heald ...
... Temple, whose principal object in bringing forward this kind of amusement, was the instruction of his pupils in the art of speaking, &c.---The King and Miller of Mansfield was also performed after the play, by way of entertainment.---The scenery and dresses ...
... Hcathcute the purport of the intended bill, anfwercd, one nearly limilar to that which had juft hern the confideration ; the Speak* r obferviag that the Commons England, aGTertiug their undoubted rights, created no bar to the introdudlion any Bill, even ...
... Bart. of Netherby; and in the same letter copied an inscription from a tombstone in Arthuret church-yard. In these letters he speaks with great affection of his Beloved Mary. Indeed it was allowed at all hands that the prisoner conducted himself with singular ...