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... On being re-admitted to the Gallery, we found Mr. Fox on his legs, speaking to the Report of the Committee of Supply on the Peace Establishment. Mr. FOX expressed his regret that circumstances had prevented him from being present at the debates on the ...
... to. Lord Kol'.c wits proceeding to speak, when was called order Lord Alvanlcy, who observed that there was motion before the House. Lord Rolt.i: briefly stated that he was aware of its beiug som-.v/Uat irregular speak when no motion was in iua, but had ...
... hool for Young Gentlemen, a FRENCH MASTER ; he must he welt recommended for moral ch4r:tcter ; for his knowledge of, and speaking correctly, the Frencli ,Language.—Apply to X. Y. at the White Horse, Fetter-lane, between the hours of Elel;en and One, on ...
... CLERGY. On re-entering the Gallery we found SCOTT on his legs speaking on the of the Clergy Residence Bill. He felt; he said, he had discharged a public duty in bringing forward the measure, but he did .not mean to press it further during the present ...
... Majority CLERGY. On re-entering the Gallery we found Sir lArt LIAM SCOTT 09 his legs speaking on the subjea of the Clzrgy Residence Bill. He felt, he said, he had discharged a public duty in bringing forward the measure, but he did not mean to press it ...
... intiruelion from the belt Matters.: having lived in France, the has, it is prefumed, acquired the requisite facility in, Speaking; the language of that country, which the. teaches by principles, as well as the German Italian . tongues; . and in other ...
... seen particula dresses more remarkable for beauty, taste, and grandeur; but never saw more numerous assemblagc, generally speaking, better dressed; never saw Court winch, taken altogether, more magnificent. The day was distins'ui.died the usual signals ...
... mode writing and pronouncing it an.icconnnodation to French -taste, which the Italians will not for they still spell it and speak it as they did, before it was rendered French. ...
... raflc.l/uu': big, and ‘never calls her but b ver Cheiflian: name, Fofephine. She cal{s him, Generat, andutwally thou (#x). = Speaking ofim; the fays, vy hußand, or the General, ...
... 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 ...
... mt- nutely. If confine ourselves this rule, must speak favoutably of the ileiutanle of last night. She is ab mt middle size, neat in person, handsome, and possesses an expressive countenance. She speaks with delicacy and propriety, at d displayed h.r manner ...
... of their further advance, that ?? y. l-.s they were done for the opening at 7. _. The Dutch Mail, which arrived on Friday, speaks of little except the preparations making for the grand f.tc of the Peace, which is to take place on Tuesday next. — All the ...