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... Court adjoumed the farther hearing to a third day, Saturday the 2oth November, but the Counsel against the cause rising to speak, the Court said they were sufficiently satisfied, and were ready to give judgment. he Court observed that strong arguments ...
... tiie generally received notion, that the feed earth for wheat laundt too wet, and that it may literally fi wn iu puddle. Speaking of wheat afer late potatoea, Mr. Curweii Juflljr and' praftically ; •* When the feafon leaves no alternative, but turning ...
... appearance this ft-ifon ; Duncan, Mr. Macduff, Mr. Kuddart; Mai colm, Mr, Simpfon. Lady Macbeth. Mifs Smith Hecate, Mr. William*. Speaking Witches r—Mr. Fullam, Mr. Weftor, and Mr. Johnt.n. which will added (lOth time), HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. Colin (afterwards ...
... ; and plumbago also he thought must be referred the carbonaceous ' principle and maO portion of iron.—Hence he Was fed to speak of the importance of the discovery of the new metals, Potasium and Sudaum, tad of the still more important results to chemistnr ...
... given the skelet6ns, as we at first received them* we extract the .vfog passages —. -j The twenty-first French Bulletin thus speaks of the affair's m which General Lefcbvre was captured by the E-igHsh—. General Lt-febvre, Disnonettes, Colonel the Chasseurs ...
... ' * Baltic, and since exchanged, | r,'; , , hi last week. They speak in very ! rrns the treatment they experitrom th Government, during their c-' ln the treatment their Th» er n °t speak favourably. ] l5 P r ‘»oaers, about +OO number, were Holstebro’ ...
... ladder, which was cted without loss, and with one man but slightj ly wounded, during an incessant fire of musketry. I cannot speak in terms of sufficient praise of the officers and men their glorious defence Fort Trinite, on which occasion five marines were ...
... eward. From the Amarauthe’a well ,1 e 'ron obliged them to quit the •j. i: , lt >'» °f the Amaranthe, on this very much, and speaks im. y * Brooke and Rigmaiden, bnt'?’- 11 terms, who, her n* o* '“’ * Amaranthe, and Stork, raheav .y hre from the batteries ...
... and Sir S. Smith are at variance; and that, in consequence,, the latter is coming home ; ofthjs, however, are nut enabled to speak with confidence. Some Dutch and German papers have been received to the si9th of last month. The most material intelligence ...
... Majesty’s Vicewl it Plvmouth. O N. Feb. 14;15ri6. k aid G ivcmmeut are in possession of two (French BoJJctins, one of which speaks of return .Vapoleon to Paris, after having as>l the Coronation of his brother at Madrid. kli oiHil documents have actually ...
... towards the Tyrant of the Continent expatiates on the great benefits Which Spain Will receive from the reign of the new Dynasty speaks of the utter extinction of the Bourbon Power, and finally asserts, that Spain can never otherwise exist an independent nation ...
... entirely on his industry, to deplore his ■ lo» - * The present benevolent Bishop Lqtldon, in his circular let er to clergy, thus speaks the subject of teaching the children of the poor to read :—“ That this qualification (of reading} hat tendency to mbfee the ...