... stage, through which very superior intelligence was always visible. Thefgreatesfc of these —a certain drawling manner of speaking—she has so completely subdued, that scarcely a trace of left, Her acting in the third act of Lucii of Lammertnoor is really ...

... protested against litc incorporatiou of Sasony with Prussia, and against lire dismemberment subjugation of Poland. Generally speaking, every thing shews that the discussions of. Hi* Congress will not be soon closed.” relation to it observed another correspondent ...

... Roman priests (who return from (lie island of Corsica, and oilier places, to wbicli they were exiled the Late Ciovermncnf) speak vety highly the wanner in which they were treated the inhabitants of those countries; but are astonished at the coldness with ...

... Bodkin (to the witness).—ls there anything the face of the Exchequer-bills which enables yon to speak to them, with the exception of the number Witness.-1 speak of the number. Mr. Bodkin.—Yon said that some of them hare been through five or six hands! Witn ...

... ANTI CORN LAW PETITIONS. THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING MAIL. Sir,—ln your journal of this day 1 notice you speak of the manner of getting up petitions against the com Jaws. I can inform you also, that on my walking through Highbury, I strolled into Highbury ...

... fair play.” 1 asked—“ speak Englis Welch V’ Another fii derstand Wei listen to ours gistrates look and not bums indignity.” Another f seek justice, country costs so m! 1 asked, dressed, whk present state A farmer the truth. don’t know w they don’t car ...

... between Lord Sydenham and Air. Fox, with despatches, the contents ef which have not transpired. Our Buffalo correspondent still speaks of the rumoured warsteamers. ...

... gloomily around The thousand naked hovels, where the poor Are doomed to lire and die. There was no sound Of mirth domestic- speaking, as of yore. Of industry home—its long day o’er— By health, and hope, and joy conjunl crown’d; But voices, croaking in the ...

... last night was in extreme danger, and who had undergone the operation of trepanning, had rallied, and, though still unable to speak, had been recognised by some efthe numerous visitors whom anxiety for the safety of their relatives, or cariosity as to the ...

... several afthehsasss. “Dopou believe that,generally speaking, they emitted all houses in diatrict of the nine of iL l—Yoa, I think they did, generally ; they might have admitted some few, hat, generally speaking, they did net value any homes that they conceived ...

... the Mate of American vessel, bound to Swedish pert, and conh rested Havre. Hut this individual, we conjee-' turc, either speaks from the soreness of his ftellns.g orelse affects a language which imagines create interest for him m England, At any iatc ...

... n who was after- kckhn’s store with There can-be > day of the was to out out. ried to get over, store o’clock, g. Did not speak the hotel, laoklin’s store. I ell is bare, and the trial rinee told .t the testimony of aracter. The wit; withM'Uod,*® ...