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... was taken, under military to the Com- MissA«vVoBke, where he-underwent fciarnination; was not suffered to into any w ■or to speak to any person the streets. This vessel had sailed from Flushing few days before, and, from the accounts brought the Master ...
... irouj Osteitd lo'Sl. M«lo. Persons willing to serve in this Corps, must dot be turned of 35, must he well made, aftd able to speak and translate the English lan. ;• they must hate resided iu England, Ttnow ditfsrf nt places and roads that country, and able ...
... findinga verdict for the Ddeinl ¦â¢.t. but he, representing the Idaintitfs, uitrealed them to tlo so; for in such case, speak the language applicable the pool measure coals, Defendant would lie entitled to the iu-grainof the judgment the Jury. But if ...
... being secured, askod what had induced him »o much violence; replied, whs* Jfrrtt/d iionaj'W and having heard the yoiu;g men speak apiinst his muster, thought htimefi light them Ins enemies. turned out the unfortunate was ci» ranged his being s.e’i-d with ...
... conduct, diffused wider spread of misery, or interfered more with individual enjoyment, than the present tyrant of. France. Not speak his exactions and his cruelties' in those countries where his arms Have pcnelrotcdf let .us only fix our attention upon one ...
... tastes Pcttreburg and ; mid this prodnclkm, which much pleased in rite former capital, hud few charms for British wtheme. speak, more plainly, the piece i u. , . . > the plot, theirfore, need be.«aid. An old Guardian is luiauioarcd of. bis beautiful ...
... received from the Aldemua* that induced to assault him. There were several other affidavits produced the part of tin' Defendant, speaking m very high terms of his moral character and integrity. Lord asked Mr. Keskine if he wished to have opportunity answering ...
... proceeding to Europe from Manilla, the isle of France, and A private leUer jiist received wilder from the island St. Helena, speaks to lire following effect:— u pertain intelligence has Lieu received this island, of nine French and Hutch and three' Spanish ...
... Vfhk'c attracted on Saturday ’-evening fiiimevduE splendid audience. ' Mrs. Smoots in i’orha, it is almost unnecessary to speak. . reruns all those fu.-cinutious which have long placed it ,beyonfl competition; and. Mr. CoOke’s continues one of bis best ...
... wb.ch he had suffered lican Gentleman present, (looking the mt), anti alluding to the paper ; and when Mi*. Spencer got up speak, ?lr. Taylor requests! would not, and said, lAt us forget every thing that has passed, and bury in oblivion,’/ Mr. Dallas, ...
... and brave subjects in arms. •—lt is not in power to animate the country, nor do I speak warmly our preparations with any view to attempt it; us a plain man I plainly speak my mind. 1 know that the whole country, from the throne to the cottage, is animated ...
... admit* that the English are brave, and that they may tight with Here his ignorance of our history is palpable also, when speaks Ahoy i.r. and Admirals under George 11. The 1 jiglishhave always been remarkable, nut ter enthusiasm, but for ...