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... Williams, still firm to his text, refused to retire. The Meeting, as obstinate, would not listen. Several persons attempted to speak, but were unsuccessful, and the Sheriffs finding neither of the parties would cede the point, dissolved the mee ing. The scene ...
... to examine the proj-t of law relative to the press. Hta report occupied an hour itie delivery. _ J.ist h- was beginning to speak, the Minister*, M- Montesquiou and Baron Louis emr Clamber, and took their seats the Ministers’ Bench. . . M. ILynoiiard began ...
... vessels each mounting three long 18-pouaders, with bulwarks on the sides from four to five feet in height. Lieutenant Blyth speaks in the highest terms of praise of every individual employed under him on this occasion. Lieutenant O’Neal, of the Alert cutter ...
... brought by them it is aid that preparations are making Sweden under the idea of a war with Denmark. The accounts from Turkey speak of the determiaation of the Porte to continue the war with Russia. Anholt, March 29.~-According to accounts which have reached ...
... the one party speaks from mere imagination, the othci from hope utfsustained.” That the Morning Chronicle spoke from mere imagination, is very tliic ; but beg to be understood, that in the positive contradiction published, did not speak froth i-hope equally ...
... coincidence thought and almost of expression. • Edinburgh P.svlew. with what occur* in the writings of the Prince Ligne. Speaking of Langelleric and tlie Count de lionneril. Prince Eugene says, ll* faisaient le* esprit* fort* cjui presqne tourjours des ...
... •ndiL.no Jumr prosen I knows it, there always some Gentleman waiting give upon it to the Grupk * Jury ; i: there is'tio Juror speak it, anil Gentleman is throw'll out. * * “. GcutLinau,’* yoii mean man rtfspcctabihty and property ?—f.VGs» •• . *f* . Con ...
... distinction, resident in Rome. Mr. Hayes recommends the appointment of Doctor Dromgoole, (who he describes being able now to speak Italian tolerably well) and Count M’Awley, brother to Count M'Awley. who is Chief Secretary to the Ex-Em- - press France, to ...
... serious cot*siilei ati ir, (Mr. Wynn) would lx ao ry 'o give hi* opinion it without .akin/ more time tor sider-ttion. The Speak it said, that perhaps the liest c ...
... the accuracy of this statement. The last public accounts from Madrid of the Ist inst. though they do not mention the treaty, speak of the relations b. tween the Portuguese and the Independents“ Buenos Ayres and the whole province of Plata,” says article ...
... Couniry —Mr. K. also professes llie French Language, of wliicli, well English and Italian, he has a perfect knowledge, and speaks cadi tiuendy. TERMS: One Guinea Ditto, for Twelv* Lesson*:, li Hi .'sor.s are desirous ol'receiving Instructions at their ...
... matter of doubt, 1 OF levgn to ibe Officers of the squadron at | Heft Madeize. ‘Lae following fetter from oy board the Venveur, speaks of the pr bec Ghee Ae ewe bee Most of the p apted lany guch present himseit. he states are quite new: perot “ Madeirc, Sep ...