... tiie generally received notion, that the feed earth for wheat laundt too wet, and that it may literally fi wn iu puddle. Speaking of wheat afer late potatoea, Mr. Curweii Juflljr and' praftically ; •* When the feafon leaves no alternative, but turning ...

... were cut off from any prospect escape or relief, and were convinced tii.it our means offence were hourly increasing. I cannot speak too highly the conduct the Officcri and men of both services, as well in respect the cheerful perseverance under fatigue, as ...

... Clarke, the other defendant, the Learned Counsel scarcely knew how to introduce to the Jury: he could not speak well of her, and he did not wish to speak ill. He had, perhaps, better adopt her own language, and say, she had lived under the protection” English ...

... endeavour to comfort and undeceive their flying ctiftomers : in vain did one of rhofc gentlemen, through his moft aftohifhing Speaking-trumpet, repeatedly roar, d—ti my eyes, all bom ! Noctigre ! What the devil do you all run for ” The word tiger thus repeated ...

... above Office 1 one them in the lad Lcdivry—the only Capital fold in Irel.md—Alf«, of grea-'ef) value in ROYDFI.J-’s SHAKE* SPEAKE LOTTERY, fold Ireland—Where iv&tluhtu Qgn. Uighikt & Sixtuatk*, In Lottery that will drawn the yew are now frUing at tbe lowed ...

... ; and plumbago also he thought must be referred the carbonaceous ' principle and maO portion of iron.—Hence he Was fed to speak of the importance of the discovery of the new metals, Potasium and Sudaum, tad of the still more important results to chemistnr ...

... walks about till four, and afterwards reads some historical book. seven he has his tea, and at nine he goes to his bed. He speaks very little. principal reading, besides the Bible, is Life of Gustavus Adolphus, and the Thirty \ ears War.. He writes, often ...

... own ape, and the nnmher and ape thechildicn who may form part their mtires'; alio the names the perfons. who r.n.r.cd to, Speak their charafter and ipialiheHtions. All applications by poll be ten: under cover the Right Hon. the Secretary War. The applications ...

... may fined down to 2.i; —coach-honfe and ftable if required—they will divided eligible tenants. OLD Si'H.UG'It.'UU.’.S BF.EF SPEAK TAVERN , 57, noOK-SPREEr. I''HIS let. or the intereit of the leife , fold, of which there are feveral rear* unexpired. here ...

... report to his Majesty the Emperor, respecting the cause and circumstances of the surrender of Fort Dessaix Martinique. It speaks of the surrender, in terms very unfavourable to the Commander. Captain Paget, of the Royal Navy, has arrived at the Admiralty ...

... war with Austria, and the subsequent conflict with Prussia. will be the conduct of Russia ? for of rusua it were needless to speak, her military force ' d,' all as to be of little weight in any scale itu'.Mich it may be thrown. Bonaparte has in**s that he ...

... wichefftd the retreat of the fon of the Sovereign, how can minor peculators expeCl to riot impunity? .The People have but to speak, and their retreat alfo ACCOMPLI? SED. - . . ...