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... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saul. Air, Mr.. Second, Infwtetaft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal day. Song, Mafter Smith, Speak ye who beft tan tell. Recit. Mr. Incledon, My arm's againft. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, vat bear. Air, Mi. Bellamy ...
... robes on the throne Sir Fraucis ? ?? etta, uater oF the'bhck rod, was fent to the Comi'mons to arquaint them thereof, the Speake'. of w5hr t,; with feeral Metbers, foone afte attendeid 'th& bt3 of the Houfe, wh er the King dedivered the folloving fpeech: ...
... which it might known and recognized. This great Lint, thought, had, in a confiderable degree been attained, ilh difficulty. Speaking the relative fituation of the two Countries. he could not help adverting the pre-eminence Great Brrain her Navy ; with regard ...
... Government in It they M enterta, aimed at had been the aid impartial balance Asrdard which it m Mint, thought, ha. difficulty. Speak tries, could not Britain in her Navy i aras to any m thi ,11 her refources, and a—te with him in fayi ?ory and profperity. ...
... dining a Reftauratcur's: during their repaft they were talking very freely againft the Government, Navy, Army, ficc. &c. Speaking the latter* M. Choifeul obferved, tr-ial the Generals were cut-throats, plunderers, &.c. Gen. Oudinot, formerly the Army ...
... period when that body •ought to be regarded as the prefent moment, considering the peculiar Service which they have rendered. I Speak not of the officers who for nine years were in a ftate Separation from their homes, tbe total neglect of their private concerns ...
... Bouillon died, leaving Captain His title and all his property in France, llic Captain took the title, and was in the Gazette. Speaking Trench, and with Frenchmen was appointed our Government Commander of all the Jeffry ftation, and the objeA this appointment ...
... about a minute. FRIDAY & SATURDAY * MAILS LONDON, NOVEMBER 3—4- ft that the real huDm-fs the New Paliament. after choofing the Speak >oUfwcari >K in the Members, would polled, but a* vular letter w.*s yefterdi; fent rovnd the Member*. front Mr. Addington ...
... Oity of isitro«iuci..g as utucn of found learning, iind a religious ?? anaongli them, as ihtir opportunities will admit. — Speaking; of the darinp* inroads a^ainft Chrifiiinity fome time lioc-e attempted in France, he fays : But, to abandon the tSncemioties ...
... extinguish it entirely. Trie second cause we msy trace to the political cousiitutioa and laws of the country. : generally speaking, it is in the crown forests that those Conflagrations talte place. In many districts tire peasants obtain their w.x>d from ...
... purfuits and financial refources. Of the fituation ofthe Well India Golonie*, in general, very favourable mention is aifo made. Speaking ol St. Domingo, tbe plague is repre- fcntrd Is having ceafed it* ravage*, and a ftrong confidence isexprened of the peace ...
... Twenty-two Perches, be the • fame more or lei's, in the feveral Occupations of the laid Mr. Temped Feather, and of Mr. Jofeph Speak and his Underte- nants. *§* The above-mentioned Eftatcs axe in a Ring Fence, well watered, and out of Leafe.. The Tenants will ...