... -p of C y are in attendance. P. R. Let his G-- wait until I have consulted with the former. This is a matter that requires privacy. I shall now dispense with you all but Email, &c. SEEMING. Out on thy SEEMING! I will write against it. - 'SIIRKSPEARE. The ...

... so abominable a preceeding, that it must be traced to a .nefarious conspiracy, St c. New, it is to be observed, that the privacy of domestic concerns, though yell sacred, is never deemed inviolable if justice Cf humanity call for its violation :—in a ...

... having long and successfully headed the Gibelin party in the Trevisan, had resigned the sovereignty, retired to devotional privacy, and divided his estates between his two sons, Eccelino arid Alberie. The first obtained as his patrimony the fortresses between ...

... trite interests. ao` i and ing, by publicity, the importance which falseho o o .ingt, ' !tunny derive from mystery and privacy, from ko ° ; 01 very hot-beds, the springs and agents of 1 suffering them to entrap and entangle th emsel e the trouble of ...

... and the Princess Charlotte of Wales, attended by the 'Countess of Cardigan, -ill whose carriage they rode for the sake of privacy.- - They proceeded to inspect the house for about two hours. Several objections it seems are made to Prince Leopold returned ...

... ES. THE KIN . C,'S BIRTH - DAY.—Tuesday the King coin pleted his 78th year. The Royal Family kept the with the mournful privacy best suited to the nielancholy. condition of the Monarch. The Queen and Princess together with the Prince Regent, and the ...

... the children she had lost. The palace of our princes was deserted on the I Sth of June. They passed the day alone in family privacy; and gave the same regrets to those who would have closed to them the path to the throne of their ancestors, as to those who ...

... other places, it was celebrate d with . festivals and rejoicing. The Royal Family at Paris observed it in silence and strict privacy. We not expect the French to celebrate their own disasters' and we think the conduct of the King has been discree t and c ...

... informs Os, that Mrs' Jordan was buried in the cemetrY of St. Cloud. had resided in the viliage for some time with great privacy, under the name of Mrs. James. She was in a thin shell, stained black, but uncovered with cloth or ornament of any kind. Mr ...

... present, in the office of Marshal of France, with which the said Lord has invested me: that I lv ill have no understanding or privacy with any person - whatsoever to the prejudice of him and his kingdom, and that if I hear of any thing prejudicial to him, ...

... bere for some titne in this town, where he occupies son' e rooms in an hotel ; he hardly ever appears in public: and the privacy in which he lives makes it conclude'a that he is engaged in sonic scientific eeiployment. n e has only two . persons with ...

... when all the parties were remanded to their separate places : of confinement. The Whole business was conducted with much privacy, and no particnlars of the evidence' arnsuffered to transpire. There were three instances, during the late Essex Assizes, ...