... a Jew who came from Meqnlnet told me, he saw him in that rily, and spoke to him ; and that the renegade was very shy of speaking him. There is, 1 think, little doubt hut Mr. Roentgen was murdered the man in whom placed his entire ronfldenee : and that ...

... ascertain whether Mr. Cartwright was the sole occupier the mill, which answered In the, afliri.ijHive. Mr. C. sa?d be was not able speak the persok any individual concerned in the attack. In answer question f.om Hie Bench, be that til the frames ...

... eiFfect of going much further, ir rli ase even induced persons to proceedl to the hear. al i cri ne of tnurder.-Strictly speaking, the-atiminis- -dl rin those oaths does not make you in law accessaries sl let alsffetcee, but still they insist lie heavy ...

... interview with H. M.’s .Ministers, and with all respect and moderation, hut with the firmness wliirh felt ourselves entitled use, speaking we did (lie part of (he whole commercial iut.-resi of Great Britain: urged the right of (he public a free trade with the ...

... 'D'York; . '- .-* In the Russians journals of ' the operations of the arm'y, eh~ereis scarcelya' patagraph, thatt does tot :'speak of several h &idprisofie2. iA~mbrigt these ar~e 4500oof the imuperial guar~ds (the narsed corps,)~ ;a takten oo one day,. December ...

... non loans of money, more than at the rate of 51. per cent. .** tjim*s the amount of the -•>*. e ptdicy Ibis etalule not to speak •• Jong remain* ifie toll, obedience io it u»y dm j, 8 | •onr’.*. the ppinriple of that statute have particular nor any particular ...

... promptitude with which he led boats to the attack, and the brave, determined support he received from those ondrr his command. speaks in high terms of Lieutenant tJostling, third Lieutenant. Lieutenant Heigh, of the royal murines, and the officers and men ...

... tais ship, Lieut.' Haig, of the royal niariIes,. -(whol lets no opportuntity escape himr of di'tingnishing i e himself',) and speaks in the hsigliest terms of thie conduct of the whole of thle petty otlicers and-seamen empiloyct *r wish him.- ef -It iS with ...

... froni Alicant; but much at 'credit,~ we are aftiajd, :is 'not. to -be given to it. e- Arcouants firomn' fhe NoV:th of Sp~tiri speak in posi- sy - ire'terma'of the, retreat' of -the enemny .tow>2rds.. jte Erranie. To''r, Z3tmbra, flenevesite, abd' other lif ...

... her door; Bill nol like Snail, in silver’d Iracfc, Place all her wealth upon her back! A Wife should be like Echo, true, And speak but when she’s spoken to; But not like Echo, still be beard Contending for the final word I Like Town Clock a Wife sbonld be ...

... and Dwnhy and who has been educated at the Asylum in the Grange Hoad. They hare taught him to make Shoes, and to write, and speak a Jew Words, and the last time called uu>, he announced his intended Marriage in the Jail owing Words: fire Mouths I wdl getting ...

... -- ' ' '-' L ' 9CAMRICAN PAPEgtS.S '- - .NfavE'1oav, Zn. I I.-(rom the- Natipnal Intelhi- gencer.)i Sorne of the Gazettes speak sf ari adjus6tment of ourdlifflerences with' G;eat Britain. -We caritnot discover any grounsdi for 'rhis' idea;-'on helseoutrarv ...