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... the Candidates e*me forward to speak, it being extiecled that Mr. Mainwaring would address the Electors; that Gentleman, however, did not come forward, but retired the close of the’poll. Mr. By»g spoke nearly follows:—“ Brother Freeholders, I beg to return ...
... themselves. speak not, continued, the many and great privations which they have borne for the long period of nine )ears —f speak not of the length of time, they have been absent from their I home*:, apd all that dear and valuable—f speak not of the uniform ...
... otherwise, when an Englishman has to speak of live fate of Switzerland, the cradle of Kberly, aud the nurse of so many of her heroes,— The new Helvetic constitution is most certainly to be rejected, and they speak of a Cmisnllu from that country, which ...
... Legislature, it becomes a tt'er very different consideration. elect him a Representative the county, would be establish precedent, speak of it in terms the least harsh, not favourable to the religion of your country. At sent from the late convulsions in Europe ...
... a number listening them. I heard Cheslcrman ask Snowden, it was agreeable to go speak to the Adit.s; . Snowden said, had no objection, he could g ...
... High-street, from twelve to four. Mr. Russell has offered his service on this occasion, and between the Play and Farce will speak Loyal Address, and sing Comic Song, called the Ratijlcatiin, State Lottery begins Drawing 2cf August. r I'MCK and SHARES are ...
... Health.) to hose earn they have be« n committed, art 100 well known rt .|uire larttular The Bsn i»m Cm . NovrmlKr, IROO, speaks of the l.rst Imluiou of tliis V. oik in the follow inr terms. ** not knovs- th.u any work n ...
... testimonies in favour of this great Performance. The eloquent French lecturer, La Harpe, on Ancient am! Modern Literature, thus speaks;— England, destined soon to become the legislatrix of the .world in the suhlimer scien:cs, and in sound metaphysics, might ...
... rc- wirmsnnpr?,'tiiTT m mif (jim‘.uiu”n, some.lhing she does not like. She does not approve of the clumsy habit we have of speaking and publishing what think—French hiensitmcc is shocked it. We may be sure she is jealous, it is natural she should lie. 'naval ...
... WANTS A SITUATION, YOUNG MAN, about twenty years of age, w j,o can write and speak, the French and English wishes to engage himself with some family, oi travelling. He has objection to make UweK useful in any department, and can have .an unex- Jlut characicr ...
... Mourn ! around the Rravc of Russell mourn! Great ye Young ye Gay ! surround his bier! Alas! from et’ry bliss thus early tom j speaks, though mute, and fondly claims the tear! Peers his greatness ! fellows of his youth! Approach! approach! lo? fallen from ...
... Foreign Ministers, and other characters. The assembly was numerous and splendid. The exhibition this year, which we shall speak farther hereafter, is mixed character. —It abounds, year, in portraits. The President contributes no large picture on the present ...