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... Clive, and many other u- distinguished characters, whose statues adorned the I I i I I I i I I I nt Hallin which he was now speaking, contending at re the same time, that what was vigoroussin Council, .St efficient in war, and humane and liberal in regula- ...
... pnasds to enlable him- to reach Hlull, his intended place of residence. He is a tall siender man about; ~25 veers of 'age, 'speaks-the Nuscastle dialect, and - sniietitie5 cai' himnself AriiitGagillu -so,5ml~et- Priestnlan. Prices of Cornamid Fiour-in Li-v2pool ...
... given by Mr. Ineps, yre sup-. posed to bei more true tos nature thaa those of aiys indivi(dual of the pieselit day; aud report speak&. bi'hly of tie new ?? with which the per-. pornnances ol the evesreing seill conclude. 4v*_UAM i ...
... The ii . Hon. Charles Townshend hearing it asserted, that 0 wheha Jeacock, the baker, was PIdsident, there *vas di b hetter speaking at the Robin Hood than at St. 'i e Stephen's Chapel, Mr. Townshend replived ,lYou *o arc not to wonder- that people shoull ...
... Easter, has been sent for from re Ovwordshirelafl was exanined before Mr. Nares, h re thc- Magistrate, at Chislehirst. She speaks positively pit eto ?? the house: itbiasoriginally I sn used in the kitchen, but afterwards in tlae servants' d, r- hall. She ...
... been for the exertions of sonme individuals, and of oie in particular, whose name *e forbear to, mention, as we should only speak from ?? The Weather.-On Sunday morning iast a severe gale of wired came on fromD W. N. W. to N N. F. astteuded vith snow, which ...
... U Mr. Pl'bililps's SpseecL.-The Dublin Chronicle from b- which we copied tie speech given in our present hi publication, speaks ot its composition and effects IS in the following strain of passygvric: B ?? pubfie h this day, the promissd Speech of se ...
... it-improving ?? request for raw cotton lias su e.- in consequence been very considerable. au tetly . th4 A letter from New York, speaking of the arrival of ?? ages n American vessel there, from England, states, - that o lies. there was nothing on board but British ...
... frn ;anheim :_'tIhe re-establ ish ._ iitr hcitorne itn tbe kingdnm of Ilanover has pro. &rl el ia ta imlpression there. They speak of 6 n scenes which have taken lilace in that whed to ils hare, tandy tw:, induced the Duke El Ddgtly to retain speedily from ...
... SS 5 3 v16 S ShortestDay. Ttsstrbvsay ?? 2 S 3 :it 4 S S1 6 Friday . gs 4 _£d 14 3 14 3ll Clock and Sun agree. The Times speaking of the-restrictive measures now before Parliament, says:- We have heard it hinted, that there is a certain smeasure in agitation ...