... in the Ilegcney, Chitrks IV. of Spain, n itli his the en of Etruria, her sou, t Prim e peace, continue to oeside in great privacy at Mar/,inks. 'lle old King hat (.1 front liii hali , position, and as it' remove next month With his funds to a cioeunry ...

... xin : Jse lf r:f li n e stri f i a e o h i w i s l h y o t tie l i f 7 tl i i isd e , at Rome, undisturbed and unoffending privacy; where the . Et-King of Spain, is, we ' do Royal w t aneduceretiry la , alethrolU a ghi nti twot iil ld mt' appe t a he au ...

... perfumed on the gregarious . plan : every thing is public by day and by night ;—ter , night in an American inn affords no privacy. . N Vhatever may be the number of guests. they :mist re- ' wive their entertainment es and they . must sleep cm maw. Three ...

... rttirr to art tar)3 t..,:.. in the evening, and not ri.e till late the neat rnut:.ll,r, none tillowed to obtrude upon their privacy ; that t 0.% taken he. meal* unit her; that site lie. to niasrpt e r a ,,,,,,i m saketi halls, attired in indecent ttre,r4 ...

... duties his office, he skulked into the kitchen, would not those who now complain his sitting at the table, have said that his privacy was it proof te a guilty passion? (ir, if her Majesty had acted so on board Leviathan or the Clorintle finite, would not the ...

... They left Marlhorou,,ah-.street Polite Office about dusk, under eactat ef Alaraden, gaoler, who took them his usual way for privacy along Great Ittuesell-street. In crossing Tottenham-court-road, a woman of the town got into conversation with ; in passing ...