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... appear t«hs rr, WzDNxsnAY next, August IEW, the Serial, in DOUGLAS; s. And Rex a las a, in The THI *NO ®F TMF. T, She will speak a CELEBRATED EPILOGUE, Which v received her first Appearance Cheltenham, with unbounded Applause. Doors to opened I oa»t A ...
... character • of John Falste, in the Historical Play of the Fourth. Previous to the .Pla.), Mr. HUGHES, ,the Manager, will speak an Address Upon the occasion. The attendants upon INlAJr.sms at the Theatre were the Earls of . MACCLESFIELD, WESTr bIORLAND ...
... alarm of invasion, and to keep in check the North of Europe.” Contrast the confidence of this tone in speaking of the the despondency of the tone in speaking of our Ally.—Though she must have been aware of the approach of hostilitiea, though she seems to have ...
... bliss trace The animating N'»r on the glowing canvas find The Poet's soul, the Sage's mind; Not tor them the heart seen, Speaking thro' th' expressive mien; Not for them are pictur'd there Friendship, piiy, love sincere. Helpiess as they slowly stray ...
... officers are general youths who have never seen sen ice. Rotterdam, August 2.—Most of the journals published this country speak .formidable preparations making here for fitting out two expeditions, one at lelvoebduys, the other the The camp at Zcv.,l ...
... prisoner inhl custod . , , and conveyed her to York : for sume tithe , at st the prisoner did not speak let ad, and for two or three days after she began to speak, she. appal quite deranged thatlhough he ihanuse his utmost influence to induce her to nake no ...
... untap: y Contest which threatens Josep: Moxham, of ry ott as City. I hope trom my tight ermination of it, ali bitterness, vil speaking, will be POSS lilar gvemt happened on a tormer our fate Worthy GLOCE nent, aud bis readiness to Al Constitgents, gained bun ...
... Windsor ...
... hogsheads the Mount’s-bay. Onr letters from the ether fishing towns not specify the exact quantity taken, though they agree in speaking pretty good catches, and flattering prospects of more. Our last night’s letter from Fadstow, says, the at Boscastie and forti'aac ...
... and Portke large quantities were inclosed, and several hundred taken up. h>)ur other letters not ■. ■ cUy the quantity, but speak in general ter;.;, good eatches, and better prospects. T-.e nun of latge shoals that appear in the Ofnng from the Land’s End ...
... to produce it ; the Christian name and sirname of General Dickson corres rind. ing with the Defendar,•'s in the writ ; his speaking Sc•lrh &c ; that Mr. Allen appeared to with very great caution throutzhout the affair ; that had he suffered General Dickson ...