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... 'he we ter fitly of the enemy, iu the f-ve reit weziher I atinedt ever tapere t iiree; an f beg to rrrommend 111r.IATitam Speak. Senior t of this Onop, alit. m':. Vtomai U. Cove., Mate. Capt. cc' In ti,e high It t. roc of hie and 11.; eo-ipar y _ •t; ...
... Ranelagh, and the bonne bourgeoise from JVlarybone Gardens it is but the same scene another stage. old French historian, speaking of the behaviour o£ English after jays Let Anglois, selon leur coutume, se di vertissoient moult tristcment j such bo ...
... the tVi m* 01 '. Somc time or other, «io f^' s knows, and from driving that point oWnsl >y»f him. He V f Uli pll eve upon speaking r eneral Wall, as the or\ , er, Jj passed through that eof * General Wall and \ . sa da are apparently f^v v eCll 'ct there ...
... Yes Hzne#,. I didsure-'tsvas wi Iof myself, hbt I did vot want yoi atall .at all:,-tlbisd-dl Al bi dumub lenscer wouldnot speak:, ?? your's aitJl- n a Uild derer that tle lady's iman of this house oight hear it. wI ery Married, :;1on Tbursday, at Sparshott ...
... and recommend Mr. William Speck, senior lieutenant of this sloop, also Air. Thomas G. Cooper, master's mate. Captain Bremer speaks in the highest terras his officers and ship's company. happy say, that we have only two seamen slightly Mounded; the Royalist ...
... posts 'of' the Array of Andalusia, under Dun PEDRO GIRON, Which was repulsed by them without difficulty- I,ordWILLINGTON speaks highly of the conduct of the Spanish troops engaged, and particularly of the regiment of Ordenes, under Colonel HOER. Nothing ...
... the support it received j l from a laig- portion of tbe audience wiil fully justify ' j the managers iv trying it Train. In speaking thus decidedly agi'nst (Eis first effort of a young Dramatist, we should ill perform that! task which we have taken upon ...
... in I t of tbe 131b upon the advanced pod; Andalusia, under Don Pernio Gut repulsed by them without diificulty. '• ' MNi-roN speaks highli of Cue con.lv troops engaged, particularly o. the It denes under Cot-onel lloiik. 41 Nothing import.iii! had occurred ...
... concession and Speedy surrender was pn in his Majeaty’s College of Arms. Want of provisions. i va the receipt of Dispatches from speaks in high terms of France. It ts stated, t partiontars of which wiil be found that the General and o tin in our preceding page ...
... villages- hut the enemy was posted latter v ■ g i f .-,ome extent, neaTlladefeidrand behind it the ground is near crcnerally speaking, howeV?te of tta S '™° army was its Lan2e ron was to at- The corps of Gcn * ~a then Kadefeld, tack and earn ...
... the of *c blessings of education persons iv toe inferior classes? but thh benefit was brought conspicuously forward only speaking Lancaster's plan, and carefully kept behind when Bell's was discussion and which was at once to swept away by a torrent bad ...
... a dawn of thought display; . When fourteen springs have bloonid, his downy cheek, His soft and bashful meaning learns to speak; From twenty-one proud manhood takes his date; strength Yet is not _ complete till twenty-eight : Then to his five and thirtieth ...