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... Thomas Hat, Sir Mal-tiiew Bloxam, Mr. Morland, Admiral Christie, the late Sir Lionel Lady Leigh, Lady Lumm, Mrs. Bing, &c. &c. Speaking of thefe Minutes, The Globe makes the following pointed and fpirited obfcrvations : Their great importance will oblige to ...
... the 4th No. of Mr. Coleridge’s excellent periodical Work, the Friend—lt is a note upon a passage in the work, in wl.ich he speaks of the perilous designs and unsleeping ambition of our neighbourthe mimic and caricaturist of Charlemagne.” Charlemagne outre—This ...
... Mailer the Corporation of Dtumcondra; and tiie Trtafurcr, Richard Aakinion, Spitalficids. Gi-'EER'S NEWi.Y HYDRO- METER. - -s-j SPEAK, Mathematical Indiun.ent In, Mak.-r. No. tj, ( rpel-dreet, hugs leave to acojje i. the Merchants, LNntilers, and various dealers ...
... nation for a King, say, give the Spaniards ¦ constitution, give them liberty, give them something to fight for,â is to speak idly. Their ⢠King has Wen taken from them, their country i.vadid a hation they detested, Saragossa destroyed because it ...
... winter is sleighing, of which they are passionately fond, indeed are the whole sex in this country. 1 never heard of a woman speak of this diversion but with rapture. You have doubtless read description of sleigh, or sledge, as it is common in all tire northern ...
... given the skelet6ns, as we at first received them* we extract the .vfog passages —. -j The twenty-first French Bulletin thus speaks of the affair's m which General Lefcbvre was captured by the E-igHsh—. General Lt-febvre, Disnonettes, Colonel the Chasseurs ...
... coast! the French soldiery would gladly Have sought refuge in British generosity. The Gazette of Madrid, of the 20th ult. speaks of an immense mass of, insurgents in the provinces of Asturias and the Mautanha, who, to the number of 1.1,000 had made their ...
... hot a mao Was hurt. , bjaclt pr»»« is'due Captain for his , persevpring. conduct, > aud‘fof his cool anil ipjoed courage be speaks in the highest teifais of the cool and steady 'conduct of Mr, King, .the mate, and, the good' behaviour ,pf his ,people. The ...
... Foot, tb.bc Lieut, v.ce Burton, ex Ljaiirv niorily convene ter 'he purpole of —— B’oyt's, Gent, be Conut tlie uffair the Chef speak: and , clule, vice Cough, refigned, L- ono'd • 'and, tl/oimh ih-.t channel the public 24th Do.—Comet Peer Abercrombie, from ...
... ascertained by angles as well as by cross bearings upon the chart. His Lordship replied, the chart was not to be depended on (speaking of a French chart), the French were in the habit of placing a smaller space upon the chart than was proper ; that had an ...
... delivered by him in the month of May last, has prorogued the Provincial Parliament, with view to its immediate dissolution. He speaks his mind very the House ; ahd tells them, that instead of fiih tie ling the public business, their wliole time has been occupied ...
... the following short minutes i concerning the capacities the place; Of the arsenal and dock-yards it is less necessary for us speak, as there are those at home who have seen them near enough. They belong to the few public works which honour to the. former ...