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... March 180* tiiomas Gregory, » myself a Fault, speaking ,„ I- Words to the Injury of the Character , h V Knighton, of the Parish of r County of Huntingdon, without any tffl' whatsoever; therefore, the said Ann* 1 ys- . willing to forgive me on begging ...
... •HQh_ Our Theatre opens on Monday next : — Report speaks highly in praise of Mrs. Young (late Miss Grimani) and the abilities of Mr. Young need not our encomium. The manager has also engaged Miss C -banal, whose dancing has always met with deserved applause ...
... The CHANCELLOR of the El said, hr did not rise speak on t!‘e nnly to %Ay a few !wird' which had been contideptlrmer as to a 111.ick c, rps. It lad be contraft for 3aoo-African Government, with certain • • 17E1 i; of being employed as a black eorps its ...
... leathering, by Mr. Mundelsslion.--t. Plans and*Seetions the same. figures to illustrate Mr. Gough , s nett/ Theory of the Speaking Trinupet.-4.l.Violfe:s Apparatus improved.—s. Di,igrain for prattieally Sclitaring the' eirelV, by- Mr. Boswell. COMMiThIICATIONS ...
... S'reeeer a sublime performance Mrs. ASH% in Piers Orgies, and The Horse aid his Rieke, was delightful. It is impossible to speak in too high terms of the w.!;.)le performance. Mr. BRAH•I%-01% being cowed in life?. .nber David, at the close of the Second ...
... Assembly, trusted that the fate of his clients would be condstaut with its character, and with the force of their claims. The Speake?. put the question that theHou«et?o agree with the resolutions the Committee. Mr. Rose was. strongly in t'avo of the resolution ...
... For by Cupid and all that is lovely I swear, Pray search but your bosom, and then you'll believe me; For your eyes plainly speak that your soldier is there. J. i. His M. S. G v ...
... in the progress of their journey; places, said, where the lives the passengers were brought into imminent peril, fje could speak from experience, that it was so the North road, and though- did not wish prejudice particular inns, yet such was the fact, ...
... with observing, that it would productive of the happiest effects, if me would recollect, that for every idlt word which they speak, they mufct give account at the day judgment. ...
... upon a while; But make the most On't—'twill not long he so, And then, God knows on what you'll vent.your bile: For ere you speak again on bite Defence Bill, .- Take My advice—obtain a cc,.T.non Sense Bill. . To say the truth, your Party greatly needs one ...
... discharge Of eight Cohorns and - ageperal charge of the troops led on by Capt. POLLOCky of the '5 ht. itegiment.* • Major 'BEAVER speaks in thehighest terms of the gallantry good conduct of. the Officers and , men of his detachment, and details the various , ...
... dis- charge at a certain time, but holding out, to him a permanent pecuniary reward for re- maihino until that time. I cannot speak correctly as to the average time of 'service throughout the army; but, from the fre- quency of desertion within the last 10 ...