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... THE OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN. lat certain interval.. His sullenness still continues ; (hobs THIEL) speaks but little; and when he adverts to his off. The disgraceful outrage was cernmitted bet worn half- ho still persists that he bad no intention to injure ...
... 'from each Hie version of Stavoren we speak — - for whets we ray that it will eland beside filerivale'e, ill K Mai MARI, A Went., by long ago offered to the public in this 4.1., Ends , We tram the Londe. - i (If tile prime cant , nip, Ih. memoir ...
... SPAIN. Letters from Catalonia to the etth inst. speak of a rumour that the garrisons of llostalrich and Girona had united, and had had a desperate action with the bands of Marsal and Cabrera in the neighbourhood of Vidreras. ...
... DURUM CORN EXCHANGE —Two I•v. There was • bent, suppiy of farmer. grain than for some turn* bank, the market., generally speaking. hoary, and earteht oserf' prime qualities of wheat and barley. there was • chan t,redu le. per tali. and oats fgt. Very ...
... compromise kldlle. de Loxy, as some of them contain most harsh language when speaking of the • duchess. There are also some letters written by the daughters of the duke which speak very uotivourabl tor the education they must have received, as their eon ...
... and at four p.m., on Wedne,day, was twenty miles this side of Tower. She had then been out twenty-six hours. This report speaks well for her progress on this her second outward voyage across the Atlantic. ...
... timeB23 (metiers in the Scriptural Education of 33,189 Pupils. Fifty Inspectors and Scripture Readers, anti Three Iris h Speaking Clergymen. ...
... the Rey. Mr. Masaroon, Rev. Dr. lirwiek, a d Rey. Mr. Melligan, but the lateness of the boar prevented these gentlemen from speaking. A vote of thanks was then to the chairman, and the doxology having been sling and the benediction pronounced by the Rev ...
... Robert's reputation is gone for ever. The subject will enter largely into the discussion tonight. It is expected Sir R. Peel will speak upon the question ; and his defence of his favourite immure is looked for with some anxiety hi the city. ILLNESS OF THE LORD ...
... appointed torn-major of Dublin. room of We late Saoteal Major White. r 11• NO. IT Tile AHOY.— J rumour it Cu rrent when we speak of a rum., .it ih, Lindae that it Is in the Moulin, stair o liwaro shout the Ora of distinguished generals—that intention is ...
... of Stoweyford. A more wretched set of objects can scarcely be imagined. Their appearance in the New World will certainly speak trumpet tongued of the state of the country they left.—Carlos Sousse!. ...
... British soil. The meeting was a densely crowded oue, and composed of tenant-tartners, gentry, and clergy. Alter much sensible speaking to the question of agricultural protection, a stringent resolution was passed, to the effect that the meeting would abide ...