... proposition be vesting such a power in the Crown, which was, in the present times at least, a novelty. The long disuse of the privacy, the intervention of the . union with Scotland and Ireland since it was exercised, and the great influence acquired by the ...

... which his Majesty had in sick', et being landed privately, in consequence of the de mise of the Queen, and continuing in privacy Ifl after Abe.slay-of of her Majesty's mains. His Alaiesty and suite were landed St Howth, being the most private place, after ...

... the private friends of the proprietor. Indeed, so jealous was Mr, Beckford of permitting any person to encroach upon his privacy, that be has had the park entirely inclosed with a high wall, surmounted by a chevaux-de frize ; and there is but one gate ...

... those persons whomn it affects more nearly, forgetting the respect dne to their superi- ors, intrude tlhemselves on our privacy, and after exhausting their whole stocl of blackguardism, seize every oppostunity of insulting ?? in public, and slandering ...

... a comfort, I have every i)eination and cs-es-v Islstive f but one, for cosiisulting s'y ease, and indsulgisug iui f that privacy ihicth, perliaps, saisy be most con- sn genial to use. Suich a course, howirer, consislently s I I with what I conceive to ...

... whsen finlished, will be exceedingly beautiful, and the arcalsgesnlelit such as will enablte his Majesty fully to enjory that privacy so conigenial td llis wishes, ullen not oc- esipied with public or state affairs. 'I'his sketch compiises the exterior of ...

... sochs occurrence took place. Blire 1 was ?? froin tbe Calton gaol on Tuesday mojrning at four o'clock with the strictest privacy, and was lodged An the lock-uip-honse behind the ; parliituient-sqasarc, near the place of execution.-1 Here 7ie *ras visited ...

... elli'lli tI 0 ,e that we have, described. As to thle monde Of time e table we have alluded to, perhaps Isest alhlipteil, to n privacy letan bit nc try it, -ii - eoi est-afe ittI ia atly e~ther na~nner.~ it is statcil positively, that a borouoih hals been Xcpt ...

... dispense with the honours due to him as an J.m- peror. More than one of the garrison, however, obtained secret admittance to the privacy of Napoleon, by conceding a title so naturally expected. Colonel ——, an Irish officer of great Fn gallantry, and a veteran ...

... public duty or private sentiment, second the address. (Cheers.) Sir Robert Peel observed, that as his Majesty had retired into privacy as much as it was possible for him to do without detri. ment to any of the important duties that devolved upon him, be believed ...

... terminated so fatally. She meant to caution merely, but pressed her admonition too closely for the unfortunate intruder on her privacy. The Advertiser s explanation runs thus :— The account transmitted to us of a fatal injury having been in- flicted by the ...

... il cvlse(enece, h at tile ?? of' the air, sleprived ef his new iu sovereigntv. ?? tien li ied wvith h1i.s famil y ill ti privacy at ?? mitil thi breaking out of fresh ii hostilities listseii u neiet aunild A ustrit, vwhei lie o accpted a ci,)nianil tsider ...