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... • • • 0: • . • tlegth4bi4fon olakers presented s 'Petition prilitl ft* p to speak correctly, whiGh the public are defrauaed, and the ruptitatit, these workmen irtjured foreign watcheobeing breath into this country with the names of best malceri Ogravtdsdts ...
... OIMERICAN PAPERS. NEW YORK, MAY st. The. loitelligenrer, speaking of the stew 'Blockade System, consoles itself with this remark, that although it chews the inveterate disposition of the enemy, there is one feature in it that we do not dislike—it places ...
... Lieutenant-GOVernor of Bourbon attd myself on the matter, and trust that the questiankvill be brought before Parliament. 4' Pray speak to your friends who interest theMselves in the great cause. For myself I only say, May disappointment in every future project ...
... selection of the best remarks on his work, and displays as much intelligence as taste on the part of the Ediror. Ernesti speaks not less favoura'isly of ercvier s Notes. The neatness, cheapness, and correctness of this edition, will, it is hoped, give ...
... Hiroriao, a jud'eoug of the brit remarks on work, and diidays as much Intelligence as nn the part of the 1..d00r.. Ernesti speaks nut legs tavoura*ly nt Crevier's Notes. '11,..e neatness, cheapness, awl correcness of ti is edition, will, i. I: hoped, give ...
... could give favourable informatien. Our whole stock of bread may be computed at about fifteen days, and our meat at twenty. In speaking on this subject to the Secretary at War, he informed me ample magazines were laid up on 'Lake Champlain, and therefore I ...
... General Von Winzengerode, who has already passed through the greater part of Belgium, likewise in a report published here, speaks of that battle but only in a few worts. He confirms the account of the enemy's rear, which consisted of several regiments ...
... Church in this county. He was sorry to say that the defendant was a clergyman, and although at all times he was willing to speak with the utmost respect of that sacred order, )et, in the present case, he must say, that the conduct of the defendant had ...
... the courage displayed by both our army and navy, that he hoped the man who should hereafter speak of Roman valour, on this floor, would be coissideted as . speaking of the second clegrre, and not thefirsi ! ! This motion was agreed to without a division ...
... different corps in Belgium. In the course of this month we expect several more regiments both of infantry and cavalry. They still speak of a camp to be formed between hlenio and Courtray, of which General Allen is to have the command. Letters from Luxemburg inform ...
... such. He denied ever having put his fist in the face of Mr. Farrar, but said, he merely struck the table in the warmth of speaking—a warmth occasioned by an opinion he entertained, that these persons had abused the trust reposed in them. Mr. NOLAN said ...
... Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. ,ester-row • and at the British Gallery, New Bond-street. • • 'l , he ' Etintburgh Reviewers speak with certhilence of the kg racy of the original of this Work, published hi France under the title of Biographic Moderee,' from ...