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... nder senten ce of death in Edinburgh psol, one of the County Magistrates, speaking warmly about th«i pri«oner, said, that all the Gordons should be hanged This speech was conveyed to tbe then Duchess of Gordon who, feeling for the honour of the name ...
... 2.2 To ho speaks aiid _ Yo UNG GENTLEMAN,» writes the Languages grammatically, and can translate . the German into French and Danish, w ts for a SITU-- ATION in some *MERCANTELE HOUSE, that may have occasion fort a “Clerk to accompany them to the,Continent; ...
... _ Addie rid been adopred b > ‘ad; or at Mr e speaking against it, it could Mary's Gate, ubject of dis assien, Manet 4 Now es on authenty, that there ts - —_- e reports, in the & nglish j mute Mis vine been inte for sune st iron pipes from this country ...
... MUL¥Um IN PARVO—The- Continental Journals speak of nothing but the Aix-la-Chapelle Congress, and the review and dispersion of the troops about to retire from France.—Rati§ fications of the Convention by England and France were ex. pected to arrive at ...
... LONDON BEEF STEAK AND CHOP-HOUSE, , TIIK Public are respectfully informed that the above House IS NOW OPEN,—CHOPS. SPEAKS, SOUPS. rooked entirely the Loudon style, and moderately charged. N. 11. Families supplied with all kinds SOUPS and Made Dishks, ...
... \Or.XTLI MAN who lutltnn in Spain .ove-al Years in the Mercantile Bn-inew. speaks the Lr>n;seage fluently, is perfectly acquainted with tin: Manners and Customs the Spaniards, and who can procure undeniable Character, wishes to a SUI’IiRjCARGO in tome ...
... He that speaks evil of one, ihre.iens ami where all are threatened, none are sale. Fne word* of such man are proclamation >r. throat open sepulchre, and his tuoulh arc lodged tin? instruipent* «f death. If this man. u every j observer say, speaks l« me ...
... = — vr CFF LEE t now appeared from the Sta cment the danger to their int ever, scarcely able to speak, that tinaciously refused it, ceution against and, he topromotethe public too, for t ssession, but had been forcibly creased number of par tors in gettin ...
... Romilly made some ill'beral remarks on the late Mr Pitt, which were quite irrelevant to the subject then under di-cus.ion. Speaking of the precedent of 1788, said that he was not disposed to attacn greater degree of value this precedent from what had ...
... bothiug so beautiful as English ladies. All very elever; speak French, speak speak talian, play music very well, siag very guod: Very glad for me, if Persian ladies like them.— ut ladies speak such sweet words—I think tell a little story—that uot very ...
... Taylor.—H an. ready pledge my hoi..Mir in the presence ti.nl to the truth what state; and that I reel new* strong an obligation speak the truth any that can be, ae ('omiTii9*'ioner.—We have nothing with your honour here. What your religion? . „ 1 aylor.—l deist; ...
... nding all that i has lately passed, ftill speak* of his uncle terms of respect, and with marked gratitude for I the care he had taken of his education. his - general Conduct Gutavus rather reserved.and speaks but little his manner aftabtc and kind, * ...