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... STORY v. STORY the Queen’s Bench on In this caso which was argued in points were in dis. Priday, the 24th inst., two rather new guarantee, ct viz : — Firstly — Whether © entered into at the d lebtor’s request, raises the same au. tee under the same cireum- ...
... THE STORY THE STORY MARENGO. All who are fami i r with the histories and biographies of Napoleon. will knt>w tint the gain the battle of Marengo is ascribed “oblique retreat,’’—a throwing hack of the it ft of the right wing by an movement, of which the ...
... CASE OF STORY VERSUS STORY. To the Editor of the ttucks Gazette $ Uedford Chrmiele. Sir,-This extraardiu»rj my opinion most important cast (reported in yonr columns), was an appeal from the Arches Court, and was heard Saturday, the 3rd, and Monday, the ...
... HOW TO TELL A STORY THAT IS NO STORY. If I w’s to be so bold as to offer my advice, I should tell it short, this way « Once upon a time, when pigs were swine, and turkeys chewed tobacco, and little birds built their nests in old men’s beards, youngster ...
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... STORIES FOR By the Editors The First Volume will be published December. Ready with the M By ESTHER Reprinted froi This will be tl for the Working C London: JOHN CASS FOJ THE WORKIN( INSTRUCTOR.—( intention of John Ci New Magazine bear mied Monthly, li ...
... STORIES We Icam with great pleasure, from the following note, that , Mrs. Hall conteraolates the publication of a series of stories, j expository of certain peculiarities, and intended to correct , certain faults, in the character of her humble but w ...
... THE STORY. The Prince of Transylvania, hearing much of the charms of the Princess of Bulgarra,,sends his favourite, Oswald, to de. mand her for hint in marriage. She returns with Os%vald,wito murders her attendants, takes her to a ruined castle; where ...
... THE STORY CHAPTER 111 What the Pacha said to his ca Prank who was appear after we have the events prior to the sudd Djezzar in the pavilion of Bai jetted her to much capricious neE s ought her, a n d s h e, more con her power, made him atone fc her caprices ...
... •STORY. A Cutter is wrecked on the coast of England.— Near the shore is a Village inhabited by good peasants of different ages, .married and unmarried, merry and out Of humour; following their labours, and enjoying their simple pleasuret, plagued by a ...
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... STORY OF Mr. Colburn has jusl public by printing in a of the Peninsular Waterloo. It is found quis of Londonderry, al part in the great struga the War Minister of the , ledge which perhaps nq Forces alone excepted) been compelled by id-hi of Ciudad Rodrigo ...