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... a saliow -compleszion, marked with the email pox, has hazle eyes, rather ‘ong face, dark hair, with sen, dy whiskers: and speaks quick: NOVELS OF THE PRESENT SEASON. : Published ly Crosby and Co, Stationer’s Court. HE Deod Leiter avd a Laie for the ae ...
... and found gieat B-neht and Comfort from it; the Duxe at-d many other Nob.rmen and Gentlemen far advanced Year*, its U»e, and speak highly in its praise. , , Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Messrs D cey and Sutton. No 10, Bo- Chu ch Yard, London; and Retail ...
... retire !, Mr. Boulter came to the front of the stage, and, amid much uproar, spoke to the following effect ; May Ihe allowed to speak a few words? It has always been my study to deserve the approbation of ttie Liverpool public. I was ibis morning informed a ...
... of a sallow complexion, marked with the small pox, has hazle eyes, rather long face, dark hair, with sandy whiskeis, and speaks quick. DR. STEERS' - IS Far superior to all other external applications in the Cure ol S*pra,ins, Bruises, Rheumatisms, tic ...
... through the same extent of space, the same time, to perforin one revolution of the winch axis, as with the motion -, so that, speaking, 110 time was lost or power gained, as far as regarded the nature of the machine. Uut, as to the application man's force ...
... large and promiscuous, the domestic Comfoit and general Improvement the Pupil* will be coacidmably diminished. , Heading and Speaking.—To read and s-jjak with propriety, among the politer nations Europe, l aye ever been considered as highly important, and ...
... parlement, which signifies discoursing, con ferring, or conversiug with 5 and is likewise de- rived from @ parler la menfe, to speak one’s mind ; because.in conferences. we declare our sentiments Origin of the Nine of Diamords being called the Curse of Scotiand ...
... ii.cl>es >iij»h,os a sa'.'ow cample'- i, marked with the smaii pox has rather »ngf-ce, dark hair, with sandy whiskeis. and speaks quick. THE REAL blacking, Made by MARTI ', , THIS, is.unu, ...
... cf Bonaparte, in the late Paris | Lordon. Printed for and Jones, Paternoster row. The Edinburgh Review, for November, 1810, speaks of the French Edition “at this Work as follows: “ The perural of these Memoirs wilt afford a very high to the lovérs of anecdote ...
... asylum utlbrded to us, nor the stand which lias been made against tyranny England, whose powerful aid has enabled people to speak freely their sentiments loyalty. For own part 1 shall always anxious promote between the two kingdoms, friendship which alone ...
... last night in the river from Ostend, which left that port on the 23d inst. bringing letters from Paris one day The writers speak with great confidence of theultimate success of the Spans. ards against the invading armies of France, and they assert that ...