... blockade of Urgel, long of, has not been effected, but the intention reared with increasing rigor.—Even the Ministcrijl Journals speak with diminished confidence of speedy surrender of Cadiz, notwithstanding ,y, iv iiie difference of opinions notoriously prevailin ...

... for Dummy soon found means discourse moil eloquently in tbe vulgar longue. The finding such virtue the w ter, make the dumb speak, thought a few more plunges might restore the faculty hearing, and therefore tried experiment again and again, with the anti ...

... orders, her husband was never capable of d recting did not know whether he was going mend stile a gate. Witness never heard him speak a sensible word in his life. was never competent transact hiisines*. make a will, give one half penny of his property. was ...

... wod*, in the folds which were some small pieces of hay and hay seeds. The yarn then produced was that of which he had been speaking* There was some other yarn upstairs which Witness did not touch. Witness asked him how lie came by it, which Prisoner replied ...

... Ltdiii. if should want it; he will be conducted mildly to his own country, where he will have ihc pleasure of writing and speaking all the evil lie tan of France. We fear his arms very little; we Loot read Ids pamphlets ; and never weary ourselves with ...

... low noxious whisper, asked—“ Have you got him?” ••Got him,” was the laconic reply, and the three passed on without farther speaking. Farther another confederate joined them, and “Have you got him was repealed in the same way, producing the same brief h ...

... inclined apparently towards the sonib-eust. lu less than minute it reached its full size, when it appeared in the form of large speaking-trumpet, to which waterspouts are usually compared, with its large end in the cloud, nud not touch inclined from the per ...

... said to him one day in a large company, Monsieur, you and I stay here so long that I have a notion Death has forgotten us!” Speak as softly as you can, Madam,” replied Fonlenellc, “lest you should remind him of ns.” Marriage Extraordinary —lt is singular ...

... defendant come out of the room where (he body of Mrs. Newton lay. Witness heard Newton, who was in the doorway of another room, speak him. Newton said, “be hoped the defendant (Coroner) would not make the worst of it, and would satisfy him in any thing.** The ...

... is done so short notice should bear so few marks of haste. In fact there kind of extempore writing, as well a» extempore speaking. Kolb are the effect necessity and habit. a man has hut words and ideas in his head, he can express himselt longer or shorter ...

... forward (lie was deaf), lo h- aliuosl entirely nut of dock, and upon the shoulders the people front. Ilis gesture, whila speaking, was peculiarly aniroaied, indeed, at times violent is diction was Iree, and rather above that «f the ordinary class of -ociety ...

... Bar. Even on that occasion, the other Barristers, who were at the same table, religiously observed their resolution of not speaking to the obnoxious guest, who in consequence, engrossed almost the sole attention of the worthy Baron whose name we have mentioned ...