... Resolution, lamented that the task devolved upon him to appear in - public on'this' occasion ; and the moment abandon that privacy' in which he always wished to remain, while perforna-: ing the duties that attached . to him in furtherance' of the objects ...

... disavowed any intention of making hear,) for the purpose of raising the largest possible 'invidimie comparisons, or invading that privacy to :sum of money upon them? It would, • indeed, which the character of every member of' the royal be a strange paradox, if ...

... the young King. , I finished this day with---a walk in the great gardenl of the. Tuilleries, which is rarely contrived for privacy, shade, orcompany, by groves, . plantations of tall trees, especially that in the middle, being of elms, another of intilberrys ...

... defended the 'right of the reporters to be present, and observed, that there could be nothing in the proceedings that required . privacy, or , any thing that they could wish to withhold from the public. • The High Bailiff then drew up some propositions, which ...

... forpm, and he would have wished, that the case -now under. consideration had been diScussed and disposed Of with doinestic privacy, But it was for the parties themselves to choose ; and as they,had. desired that it should be agitated in public, in public ...

... they should' rather have turned. .their indignation on those who sent him there . ; and - instead of following him tO the privacy of his house, they should have carried their indignation to the doors of the Treasury. Sir Murray Maxwell was but the victim ...

... the supposed instigator of the tumult has been 'thrown into the sea by the Topdshi-Pacha : but, a 0 this was done with the privacy, or with• the subterfuges, of an assassination, his death, on.the other hand, is scarcely an example, by which the Government ...

... ng sets, L adies and Gen-1;1,441111% Lessons at all hours, to untaught or incom- t i lily b r efi l ;,;,ahV age, wishing privacy, and more expeditiytat•4rti' acquirements than public lessons convey. Lith;rl, t 3 ..a,ten . ded. Youth qualified . fo r the ...

... Cit h b : ' p t r t i s _for Ladies only. Evening sets, Ladies and Genor‘lllik S' t ', l l: h t ei n ,,aoY'age, wishing privacy, and more expeditiyip;e. `a acquirements than public lessons convey. a ttended. Youth qualified for the profession,lii ht ...

... Evening sets, Ladies and Gen. tlemtn. Private Lessons at all hours, to untaught or Meowelele _pupils of .. any age, wishing privacy, and more expediti- Family Parties attended. quail:lolmi' or theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their families, for aiding ...

... Despair never appears so dreadful as. when it seizes for it's victim youth and innocence and Ici7eliness, .in the humble privacy of domestic life. . situations of -the 'father and son. are also in. the high:: , est degree tragic—a deserter condemned to ...

... Evening sets., Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours,,to untaught or ineom. plete pupils of any age, wishing privacy, and more expeditions or refined acquirements than public lessons convey. Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the ...