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... were acquainted with the deceased, and have hid it in tneirjpower to his chsrafter and conduA. They can bear witness that 1 speak the truth, when assert, that, foe considerable number of yean past, be has proved himself perfeAly sober, honest, industrious ...
... the common people. A loud cry of fvettiun now came from all parts of the house. Dr La-.vrtmct rose, but was prevented from speaking, the cry of question. At last, being permitted to proceed, he observed that the house then furnished with a very fair argument ...
... from Nice deserve attention yet form decided opinion the events the Rhine Momteur announces that the French army has that speaks in confident tone French have I' ribouig the Kintzig -might they beat in the Austrian but in this they very successful letter ...
... containing ihe in misfortune as it the only our tale since the the Consul poisoned against us— if I gone without you of will not speak of you: ah! if knew but ever a right to fly have !” after Mack’s escape Carnot Oietrichstein and to other detained that granted ...
... age, 5 feet 5 inches high, of a ruddy complexion with light eyes, and light hair, well made, walks quick and upright, and speaks fast. Whoever will apprehend the said James Kerridge, and lodge him in his Ma- jesty's goal for the town and borough of Ipswich ...
... Gazette and supplements 21st ult which bring accounts later than battle the have already bad details in the Gazette accounts-speak action 15th previously notice Suchct’s letter said that took place the 14th April tlie result uniformly favourable French and ...
... present were acquainted with deceased, and have had their power to observe his character and conduct. They can bear witness that speak the truth, when 1 assert that, for a considerable number of years past, he has proved himself a perfectly sober, honest, i ...
... the family the throne of the Rusaias bat ly thought Conuaataoopla to be a part of >k»w ntance. But I ought to cautious how l speak of the Emperor Paul, whose virtues have *p«*tnt him to become the theme of a moat brilliant «ht. ten by hon. member, Gt ouly ...
... pride on this auspicious day triumphs and asserts prompts remembrance of her And counts the toils whence her How pure the that speaks o’er hails her landed on the destin’d shore! rose the by doubts and fears o’ercast glimmering that labours the ray the promise ...
... Grateful tor Favors received, he hopes by strict Attention, to merit their future Commands. Lincoln, May 20, 1800. BOS.i SPEAKING DAY. HnilE YOUNG GENTLEMEN cated at this SCHOOL, will deliver their SPEECH E.S I the June, eleven o'Clock. There will be ...
... lci:tert feed wholly {sited fai this thefr favourite system; tint they were now pnasuMa at the feet the of the mansion-house. Speaking of the bill which had been withdrawn, 'he said, if were no: rrora a cocviclion that the commercial would no longer support ...
... lg>Q£tocript+ Yefterday in the Houfe of Commons, tbe Speak- er, im'mesliatety on taking the Chair, read the ar.« fw'et- made on Wednefday by his Majefty to the joint Addrefs of both Houfes of Parliament on his late providential efcape. In the anfwer, ...