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... The crops America have been uncommonly and iho* ban ext well saved. One of the, papers, speaking the produce, observed, it was so great, that should wheat sell at a dollar per bushel, the far- will amply compensated foi his risk and trouble. llor.iDAy* ...
... • This .Day is publitied, Price 3s. bound, A. ME HODICAL .E.NGLISH GRAMMAR; . pint:tining Rules and Diredions for Speaking and Writthe Eriglith Language with propriety and accuracy; by a variety of Examples and Exercifes : for the.o of gioots. To which ...
... AY's POST. JJOJWQN, PRWAt. SEPTEMBER T|HE French Journals, which ~hav'e been ,pto«»fal this «nornKij|, speak with enthusiasm of the emulation excited thong their manufacturers, the yearly appointed at the Such arts are method to secftre tranquillity; ...
... a truce for three cl . ,tys, without conditions. We exped at present his answer. ZURICH, SEr-r. to.—The Inhabitants Zurich speak openly 'of an entire separation from the Central Government, and of hivitig an Inth:pendent Constitution in concert with the ...
... Day was publybcd, Price 3s. bound, The Fifth Edition, of A Methodical ENGLISH GRAMMAR;' cfmtaininA Rules and Dirthions 'far Speaking and Viliting the Englirh Language with Propriety and Ac. curacy; illuttratrd by a Variety of Examples and Ex, ercifes : for ...
... reach their journey's end. Several who see the world, are astonished that they cannot make themselves understood they speak plain English I—A man and his wife, this description, last week got far as Jmiais, which a wag assured tbem was the city Paris ...
... vas greeted. on his appearance W'ith general and reiterated plaudits.--I Of Mrs..joa Bizarre it isalmost-unnecessary- I to sPeak It - is, admirably- suited to-the powers an - d . :versatility of this excellent Actress, and was last night'7 l listinguished ...
... Grammarian, remarks, that when a lover is paying his devoirs to his mistress, he speaks in the optative mood; but from the moment that he has sccured his prize, he speaks in the imperative. London Bridge is at length to conic down : let our neighbours ...
... /s/ington. A Foreigner, speaking of the • rapid progress of luxury in England, observed, that the garrets in the City of London were better furnished now, than the drawing-rooms twenty years ago.—Quere by a Picc- a _ dilly Lord, in speaking of garrets, did he ...
... dose the front and long behind,black eyes, wide mouth with thick lips, flat nose, dark complex or., speaks a look her eyes, and trowiis when speaking, has lame with .die rreMmat.sm lor near two years. She is native Dorsetshire. she Went away a flannel ...
... 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 ...
... r ; ff iltt, .:CooxE, when attempting the arduous part 01 appears out of theatrical elethent.. He ne l beefs looks, nor, speaks, nor feels, as we have 1 71 ,3„ . ,taught to believe KES PEAK E designed .00KE S appearance will always very dewr''.l e ...