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... SPEAKING DAY and EXHIBITION. Young Gentlemen educated at Surfleet School will deliver their Speeches, in the School-room, on THURSDAY the 24th instant, when their maps, plans, drawings, and pieces, will be exhibited.—Speaking to begin at Eleven o'clock ...
... SPEAKING-DAY AND EXHIBITION. TF. YOUNG GENTLEMEN educated at SURFLEET SCHOOL will deliver their SPEECHES in the Schoolroom, on Thursday the 24th instant, when their Maps, Plaus, Drawings, and Pieces, will be exhibited. Speaking to begin at eleven o’clock ...
... that menaces cot frighten os. The explosion of which your Majesty speaks, cannot be directed against Buonaparte— Ha ! you defy me you utter in my presence against the Emperor of the French, words which could scarcely be allowed an abortion of the Rhenish ...
... the latest accounts, was at Dresden. The !bakes ho thentioh of the SO much expected Congress; but the minor Paris Jduriials 'speak of an.interview between the Emperdrs of Austlia, Russia, and 'Bonaparte. The Mbiliteur contahls extracts of two dispatches ...
... The are vear | restau. Dispitehes have been recesved from Sir Charles Stewart, dated 24h ult. con- mm unt of Mar late They speak io the teras of the skull, ond Courage shewa by with infer rity of fliey tad voly 65,000 men—the Freoch 120, 000. ...
... certainly most promising; on wet and cold lands undoubtedly the wheat has been discolored hy the continued wet, but generally speaking this iias been tlie only eff» ct, so that we nay hope no lasting injury will produced. The Hay harvest: has commenced in ...
... That if be begins, he won't be able repeat three sentences perfect. 10 to He does not speak two minutes together without looking at the copy. to 1 He does not speak be understood. lo 1 He laughed down or coughed down before has repeated one half hat has ...
... 21st give accounts from the F. eoch ainiy to the 14th—they state that all the troops had arrived in their cantonments—they speak of Part z ,iis in their real which pay ni , obedience to the stipulations—that act on their OWD account, in the manner ...
... given an asylum to the Duke D'Angouleine: 1. know it is not true,. but I wish to be well understood on this point; I therefore speak of the report thus publicly, to tell all you Members of the Corps DiplOmatique, that if you ever Conceal or secrete persons ...
... pieces of cannon, and 1300 prisoners, fell into the hands of the allies, at the end of half-hour’s engagement. Sir C. Stewart speaks of this as one the most distinguished cavalry attacks, against solid squares of infantry, that has been known in this war ...
... Midshipman, received a musket-ball in the leg, while embarking the garrison, which rendered amputation necessary; Captain Bremen speaks his general conduct in the highest terms, and I was eye-witness of his intrepidity in saving the garrison, amidst shower of ...
... tl out tlit* 1; which . mcd r«;, I conside red it:; destruction sonic' fording th-- t.-r r-.' ti;e coast. ieutenant Tozer speaks ia the f'.i'da.e-r t'.'.ans com the oHicers and men e.nploved wall ham, who, in tew minutes uiier c.tn ied the although the ...