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... invariant.* system for a s' -Ties of years. — No connection with any other hoOse. ADIKS and Gentlemen are taught to write and ILJ speak the FRENCH LANGUAGE with grammatical correctness and purity; also Latin, Italian, Geogiapby, the Use of the Globes, and Astronomy ...
... long respeCted, and' who, like tt, has been the ohjea of the insult's of the tyrant. The pennie and the army, whOse 'voice we speak, proclaim nerai CHRISTOPHE Provisional Chief of the 'Government of Hayti, until the Constitution shall have definitively conferred ...
... purchase it for themselves families. There requires some strong Legislative measure correct the evil, which, comparatively speaking, shamefully exceeds the [nice meat. Excepting salmon, the fish taken does not cost any thing but the labour the fishermen ...
... figure TALLEY.RAND makes in the late Negocia. tion, wou d not be very creditable to his talents, if we considered him as-speaking from his own resources; but as he had the mind to explain of a master who is seldom a week-together' in the same humoir, ...
... , that the Russians had been beaten -„„ ...
... from her truly meritorious and spirited efforts to support her children. A new Melo Drama, a pro- duction of which report speak? most favourably,, and the excellent Comedy of The School for Scandal, are among the attractions of the evening. The. frequent ...
... perfectly easy on that score. It will ultimately be quite safe. I cam venture to predict all will end Well, comparatively speaking. The late occurrences here will prove to be nothing more than a commercial interrogative. And as whiter is at hand, the interrupt ...
... Esq. Barristerat Law. London : Printed by His Majesty's Law Printer, for j. Butterworth, Fleet-street. Sir William tones, speaking of 'another. Work on the' Law of Contracts, observes, that at the time When that Author wrote, the learned , and venerable ...
... Names. By the same Author..Bvo. 7s. in Boards. 12, A RHETORICAL GRAMMAR, in which the common Improprieties in. Reading and Speaking are detected, and the trite N;fairces of 'eh:gala Pronurn,iation -pointed out. With a complete Analysis. of the Voice, explained ...
... respected ; and who, like -us, le:s be n the object of the insults of the tyrant. The People and the Army, whose voice we speak, ,procl..im Gen ral HEN RI: Cu nisTorun, Provisional ,Chief of the Governmeot of Hayti, until the Constitution shall have ...
... • in theseinstances to the laws of the country. in preference trea More summary mode of proceeding : . .. Gentlemen, in speaking as I do, with indigna. tion for those 'Crimes, I feel compassion from the verybottoth ofmy heart .for the vietime of them ...
... long respelled, and who, like us, has been the objea of the insults of the tyrant. The people and the army, whose voice we speak, proclaim General Henry Christophe Provisional Chief of Government of Hayti. until the Constitution shall have definitively ...