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... The Government is so feeble, and the popular indignation against all atraogersto violent, that it is in vain to attempt to speak with certainty of the result of soy future commercial transaltions harm The municipality are decidedly opposed to the admiasioa ...
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... we Nave Chalked out for 'ourselves, we with after such magnificent and patriotic coutcm-plaiions bring dew n'otir minds to speak. The Saute faithful and impartial Report 'of the Proceedings Of Parliament—the same eager communication of every occurrence ...
... qualification, which tli3 Morning Chronicle has thought proper to ridicule. Russia. will be remembered, that, sometime ago, in speaking upon the consequences, to us, of the total conquest of the continent of Europe by Napoleon, I gave it as opinion, that w ...
... includes such fearful fall of those •> have in fact, ruled the nation for many years; tltal 1 am’ satisfied that, comparatively speaking, ,e ' v wrti at first listen me. But lam equally weil satis- ...
... the very hottest days ever known in England. r , it is well known, that no sort of meat will take salt, unless the weather, speaking in our language, cold; how then, is it possible to preserve meat in the Brazils, much less to put it in a state fit to kept ...
... and Latin Proper Names. By the fame Audio:, 75. in boards. s 3. A Rhetorical Grammar, in which the common in Reading and Speaking are deteaed, and the Sources of elegant nonunciation pointed out. With a complete Analyfis of the Voice, explained by Co ...
... beams which once irradiated his _ character ! The Reader will also bear in mind, that the Administration of which we are to speak • commenced on the 7th of February 180 G, and terminated on the 24th of March of the last year, having lasted barely one year ...
... - '3 , N I ENTs of ELOCUTION: in wh sl i i c o l l i v t ll fi lg e h pr o i ., t v u.s t i h ,p e lc: . of reading and speaking are investioted ; and such , ;muses, . emehti , Fes, and inflexions of Voice, as are suitable. to every variety,. of , sentence ...
... Report was, with a slight amendment, agreed to, and concurred in by the House. In this debate there was bat little methodical speaking, nor much that would interest the reader, except the speeches of Messrs. Gardinier and MAY. tern, both of New-York, on the ...
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