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... still more delicate, on which I cannot, however, help saying a few words. I speak (I beg to be understood) only as an individual — l desire not to be understood as speaking for auy body else : bnt consider, my Lords, thb situation in which you place ...
... there suffered such reverses as to be obliged to retire also. Bayonne Papers to the 10th instant arrived this morning. They speak of ammunition, provisions, &c. being preparing there for an array of 60.000 men, and yet they say that the Cordon of Health ...
... correspondent who was passing along the Hardgate, ou Tuesday last, observed two wo- men and two girls travelling to town. On speaking to them fie was informed that they had come from the West Highlands, where they could reside no longer, as they had been ...
... season on which we are entering must retard the commencement of hostilities. It has been often asserted that this Journal speaks the sentiments of M. de Villele ; but if there be any truth in a paragraph contained in tbe Quotidienne of Saturday, there ...
... if uot previously disposed of, they will be Let by Ticket, lhat eveuiug, ul live o'clock, ut the house ol the said Jonathan Speak- man. X. B. The above premise* will be let either lillogelher or separately. TO BE LET BY TICKET, FOR A TKBM Of YEARS, And ...
... pearance of which caused them to mistake him for an angel, and to obey willingly the com- mands which he gave them, through a speaking trumpet, lo renew war. Newspaper Readers- — A cook, whose busi- ness it should be lo cafer for (he palates of eight or (en ...
... IrelandTind Scotland during the recess, has prepared a work « a the rights of these noblemen, of whicb those who bave seen it speak highly. It cer- tainly is a singular situation in w&lch these peers are placed, excluded by the respective Articles of Union ...
... do, that we shall await its arrival, without en- tangling ourselves or our readers in useless conjectures. Events must soon speak for themselves; and meanwhile we lay before the public the following harbinger of them : — In the .Sitting of the 27th April ...
... from the ramparts. The General Orders issued by the Government of the Priuce of Wales** Island, the day after his decease, speak of him in terms of unqualified eulogy and regret. He was one, it is observed, whose zeal and an- xiety to promote the public ...
... other cause, and the late revision has materially strengthened the Conservative cause in this town. Your Committee would now speak of affairs more intimately couuected with tiie association. If they had to say we prosper*' your Committee would be conveying ...
... the market. See renort in Times, May 9th. As to that which gives to HOWQUA'S MIXTURE its met nattral aroma which Mr. Styan speaks of— « Our walk led us through a valley where we saw, for the first time, the tea plant, lt is a beautiful shrub, resembling ...
... Uie market. See report in Times, May Oth. As to that which gives to HOWQUA'S MIXTURE its fine natural aroma which Mr. Styan speaks of— * Our walk led us through a valley where we saw, for Uie first time, the tea plant, lt is a beautiful shrub, resembling ...