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... LAMP* AND SPEAKING PIPES. API'LETON, PATEN r LA mil MA SPEAKING PIPE MANUFACTURER. to Illajesty'sTreasury, Somerset Donee, die. beds Irate to infrom his Friends, the Nobility, soil the &met-ruin Public., that, after twenty Sue years all, note study nppbratiaa ...
... THE TAUNTON COURIER. then rofe, and addrefied | Tre of the Exchequer fyaded that it is the Houfe:—* Mr. Speake y-—T am. per wholly ynnecefary for me to ftate, that this Houle is not hich it was prorogued, aml afembled upon the day to w that a Proclamation ...
... _ -r • .: . ;. PRENCII TROOPS IN SPAIN. The foltenini, atthOugh it speaks only of one part of Spain, is stevertlieleee letertetidgitss it slum& the deplorable state of rtench aftalti In •Spain.ge. omen). N +recces, the angisol, pint will you conquer that ...
... \ \ ■; . I speak on ties swhipct, with levity that ill I' 'o him. II is tolusctl, it will leave the '*» i W t ...
... that if they were not totally callous, he would speak daggers to their souls, and plant thorns under the ruse of ministerial approbation ; it call, tioned theta, that though they might send the people as prisoners to their Mode, in veil) would they ...
... nder senten ce of death in Edinburgh psol, one of the County Magistrates, speaking warmly about th«i pri«oner, said, that all the Gordons should be hanged This speech was conveyed to tbe then Duchess of Gordon who, feeling for the honour of the name ...
... har dly stating to your Lordships§ that in lionent was preferred when that imprison. the Defendant speaks of, not a w ee o ld: het be that as it may, year that a libeller ought tint leas to because be i s not now, f ur the first thee, , Itkd to answer ...
... WJLEii'iiJBNTERTJINMENT. [FURTHER PARTICULAUS.] The taste displayed in the arrangement of the ban. quet, it is impossible to speak in adequate terms of praise. The Knights Companions sat at a table completely oval in its formation, which added to the nouvelle ...
... THE HARVEST.—Accottnts from all parts of the country, we are rejoiced to state, speak of the great improvement in the growing crops of corn, &c. from the late rains. General opinion is in favour of a fair average crop of every species of grain. Some time ...
... To the Editor of the Cheltenham Chronicle. Mr. Editor, SHAKSPEARE speaks of crushing a cup wine : we talk of cracking « lot lie. Perhaps you, or some of your readers, can sive us some li ...
... • /. I ; and I called for speak to, a kindrhlbber, who; I never saiv service; although he in the engagement off I tafaig' commander, Lord Nelson. hip, my Lord; do you see, at a man who never saw salt w'i te ' , „ • ifest on me. prisoner, seeic ,ano ...
... on Lord Chatham, , and-hold - him up to public censure -and obloquy-.. .In thus speaking of Lord . Chatham, he wisheilto be speaking from himself alone. ,He was in noitabits of intimacy oath that Noble E 1 .; indeed, previous to that Expedition, he had ...