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... They speak ot frightful massacres of generals and offirets. This event, intelligence of which reached the government last evening the courier of ihe Duke Moitemart, may have a great influence upon the fate of Poland. Our correspondent speaks more fully ...
... Doncaster, Bradford, and Barnsley. Lord Morpeth was requested to state that the petitions from Doncaster and Barnsley did not speak Ihe sentiments of the majority ihe inhabitants of these towns ; neither were they agreed lo a public meeting. Mr. said the ...
... bad belter represent the man in Ihe moon ! Sir William Ingilby's return for Lincolnshire is undoubted. A Stamford paper thus speaks of Ihe Hon. Baronet:— Those who voted lor him before will vote for him again : and hundreds hundreds who did not then vote ...
... distinction must be made speaking of the conduct of Spaniards towards strangers. A Spaniard considers himself to remarkable for his hospitality, because is at all times happy to see stranger within his door* ; says, speaking an Englishman. *in your country ...
... John Malcolm next rose and opposed it, among many other reaions for the effect would have on our colonial interests.— heft speaking at haif poet six. A letter from Posen, oil the June, asserts that the Russians bad crossed tbe Vistula between Plock and ...
... Boss—Loid I Oitghborotigh and Captain Fitzroy for Great Giimshy—Jones tor Carmarthen—and Lord Ingeslrie and Shaw for Dublin. This speaks volumes. As the Freeman's Journal (a staunch Reforming paper) saysol ihis last victory—lt not Latouche and OT.oughlin whoare ...
... citizens. moving the resolution .'lareus said that until it was put into his hands that he should be expected to speak, much less ■ ' was to speak nevertheless he would not perform tie assigned to him without prefacing it afewrernarh Practically acquainted ...
... Matter, must pick Chance ami Copious Heading. By the hot '* The FIRST LATIN CONSTRUING and COMPOSITION.'* Price 9d. 3. The SPEAKING LATIN VOCABULARY ; containing the Latin ..f the English Words which occur the usual parlance of social lite, end relating ...
... prehend that the sudden anno unci mcnt this doubh could cause nothing but surprise very .1. p *' ask pardon, Madame, for speaking y • fl moment abut pi lilies, but I glad be able to say that have always been sincere with yon, Begging yi v to present ...
... confided to the care of Prince Polignac ; but the Ministry does not appear to be at all disheartened, nor in danger. Report speaks of the probable dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, the King being determined to sustain his favourite. The news from ...
... Medical Journal, “It is very evidently the result of close attention to, and deep experience in the subject. Mr. Abernetliy speaks of it in terms of high praise. ’ British Magazine, January, 1830. ...
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