... obser- ->MMkbtionate veneration for our beloved Sovereign over all the temptations of idle curiosity, eye has invaded the privacy of hMßfcemcnt. During our lamented Queen life, it necessary draw a strict line as the who were be admitted into the presence ...

... prepare breakfast, if theftfagt'ere friends cpnie on visit from town. For tfie { 1)u pose still ruore effectually insuring privacy, some of the servants were sent on errands In tlie mean tiSue, the parties left the house, and walked through the gardens ...

... commodious pew appertaining thereto. The house is protected on the town side by a high wall which completely secures its privacy, and such is the singular felicity of its situation, that its occupants may enjoy at pleasure the bustle of the town and the ...

... their sense of its privacy. Mr T. further stated, that till Mr Davenport presented the Wettenhall Loos-lase no objection against its privacy was ever raised. Aad one of the arguments which the learned consul urged In favour of its privacy, was as forcible ...

... commodious pew appertaining thereto. The house Is protected on the town side by a high wall which completely secures its privacy, and such is the singular felicity of its situation, that its occupants may enjoy at pleasure the bustle of the town and the ...

... Castle, than in the change a Windsor Castle to Buckingham Palace. It is the de- t of Her Majesty, to enjoy the privilege of privacy im her le of life; and her subjects happily respect her feelings, have ceased to obtrude themselves upon her domest.- le- ...

... accommodated at the Royal Hotel with several suites of apartments, accessible by dilferent staircases, thin combining all the privacy of Lod fine, with the comforts and attention of a first•rate Hotel. G. S. being resolved that no pains or expense shall be ...

... through his back. Both Mr. Grattanand Mr. Corry, remained in the Hotife during Monday night j but had been taken with great privacy to have a meeting in the morning, which was folicited Mr. Corry. About eight the parties jnet on the ground, about a mile ...

... instead of the old simple plan of re. gistry, a cumbersome and still more oppressive system has been established, invading the privacy and comforts of do- mestic life, by difficult, expensive, and even ridiculous forms to be observed upon the most interesting ...

... entirely suspended. Though it was the particular desire of the family that the funeral should be characterixed by the strictest privacy and absence of parade yet they could not bat feel a melancholy gratification in a departure from this intention, by yielding ...

... Cas- tle, the brishtest virtues that adorn the Christian cha- racter meet, but they shine unseen by the world. A studied privacy conceals also from our view much of that, which it is our more immediate object here to dwell upon; but to the degree unfolded ...

... we shall not fail tv gice it stiil our best attention. But we must soy, that however we may, and do, disa; pproce of Lie privacy in wiicis ject was cunducled, we are the discussion ow this bound to believe that the decisiun itself to which the muqistrates ...