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... Counsel repenting the Return made of our late County Election, wherein the gentleman who drew up that statement is pleased speak !,of me in the following very flattering manner ; Mr. Boyle is a man of considerable talents, and bv birth a gentleman, but ...
... wanted a governess, TO educate three Children under ten jeer* of age, to live the Country, speak French fluently, end teach that languane and English grammatically, iadng a native England, able to teach Music, and the Established Religion, will all be ...
... his * •*?“* : but that it is bis followers and Supporters who are mad. Bonaparte knows what he is about • he knows when to speak out and when to keep silent, when to deal plainly and when, to equivocate. He knows as he says, that we are under the control ...
... to. 1 ANTS SITUATION, a Governess, who wishes v V 10 engage respectable family ; teaches French and English girunm.uically. speaks both languages fluently. History, Geography, the Use the Maps and Globes, Music, And all kinds of fancy workk. line left at ...
... has descended from its high rank among the fine buildings of the metropolis, and is now sunk below its origi nal level. fame speak truth its illustrious Proprietor perfectly aware of the changes thus produced in the appearance of his vicinity. Shortly er ...
... -General Lord Hill, the companion of his glory in. the immortal campaigns in Portugal &nd Spain. The letters from Cambray Speak of a meeting of several Gefterals the allied troops jin that town. SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES GE Mr. Justice Buirough was ...
... fine condition, and fit for breaking, and was sold from 18 to 221, per load. Little Wheat or Corn of any kind, comparatively speaking, has been carted in this neighbourhood, although much Wheat has been cut, and some little swarth Corn. Hat} we escaped the ...
... unhappy result of F-ench preponderance. Is Germany the point in question? At Ratisbon, at Luneville, the fixing of tl.e ies, or speak mere plainly, the partition the German Empire, did we not see Austria and Prussia operate the most active manner ? Did net ...
... who, even among the most « f-pay and wary of mankind, can be constanily on his | against truth, andhis owoconscience? In speak ailey, inges. Charles the First, he once or twice truth, and then he is ashamed of himself. I pure first edition of his “ History ...
... things wefe avowed, could they be surprised at sedition’' and treason,” they were called.— But the truth was, and he must speak out, the country had notall the confidence in that House which was to be deslied. The people saw that the state of the represent ...
... in possession of a Patronage much greater than that possessedTby,any Church, ancient ojr modern; and be-it remembered, —wo speak after considerable search and reflection , —in point influence .over the population Ireland, greater than that' which the Castle ...
... topics in an assembly more adapted for taking their wine, than for being turned into a rostrum for debate; but as he could not speak at the Quarter Assembly, except the Board, he took that opportunity of addressing himself where-there was great a number of ...