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... Oh, who shall speak the sense of joy thy fair followers given, When, warmed with zeal and transport high. T l 'ey SC* the sons poverty llirect the glow ing ardent eye With gratitude Heaven? ’Tis ihcir's to the bliss v. fin d. The conscious sell approving ...
... M . C avvfoxtj, Criwfo-ffsSam,' '■ ' was not accustomed to speak in •. and would hav done pr-sent, had it not for some allusions which had been made one of the gentlemen in the course speech. I have h-en, said Mr. C. long connected with the county Down ...
... JiU, KiMtYed -the • ftAm Oporto. It will be th;U i* dated-oil Tn*sdAy the Ist, and speaks of a Severe skirmish 1 set ween the-advanced the 2i»h, which we were at first huf having ceiv-d reinforcements, obliged the enemy eventftallv to retire.' This letter ...
... »i:u AST, Saturday, June 1, ISIG. The Paris Papers continue to speak- the in- sum etion at Grrnolile being suppressed, and the disarming of the department was proceeding with great activity. j Another French General (Chartravo) has been shot at l.is ...
... powers. Put let them not speak to him powers, which were not strong positive a-pvi y, hut strong nrospeclive agency, which influence tn-.i-ni:y, but c -u'd not cause Revolution He remlicileJ but t nl ices of any ignicuJe winch become V icaat in th. course ...
... both respects. In speaking —The German speaks little and badly, but writes well; the Frenchman.speaks and writes well ; the Englishman speaks badly, but writes well; the Italian speaks well, writes much and well ; the Spaniard ...
... last : Mr. Chairman, I beg your attention for some time. To use circumlocution sir, in telling you I am not in the habit of speaking to public assemblies, I conceive unnecessary I will briefly tell you, it is the first time I ever attempted to address any ...
... or in their absei.ce the Major of the Tower. are to permit no person to have admittanJb into the room i- confined in, or speak to him, but by particular older brought them the Major, or Gentleman Coaler. CHA. KaINSFURD. ...
... ENNISKILLEN, Awe. 22. Yesterday-the running here concluded with one, the finest races we ever witnessed.— Generally speaking, the weajhet proved eurcme. ly ...
... on the Petition the Liver) don. Mi. Wallace said, he did not objec> to cf-v. 'i ii this eiitton on the wrourd ol its not speaking the voice til the Lively, bin on the grt i.f i;*. bctiig deliberate in-nlt the Ht iisr, and which ir-t lt w.iv in pursuance ...
... Institute France. Tha King, the Charter, ami Honest Hen.’’ the Preface. M. de Chateaubriand savs. that « France, is dutv to speak the truth France—as Monster State* it mv doty to tell the truth to the King, and I will tell it” We p»f the body of the work ...
... the questions, alledging, that he would speak the King in person, and save France. ** The Foreman of the Jury.— Are the revelations you have to make the Kirij» of nature to exculpate you ? •* —\ tell you will speak the King. The blent.—You wish almost ...