... Th e only foreigners who at present were allowed to carry on trade iii toxcept the Portuguese o of whom he would presently speak) were Americans. These, however, by no means enjo ed an the advantages which it had been allegol they possessed. I hey were ...

... his local knowledge of the country, was enabled to afford him the most es- Stutial service and information. Major ilatmek speaks iu the highest 310 terms of praise of the detachment of marines under Lieuts. Caldwell and Burton ; and expresses the strong ...

... O'Connell —My Lord, after what has heett stated, perhaps I may make q prope.sal, wnichmay put an end to this trird. I did speak on tha,: There is is a Gen' lem:in of the Bar in . : Court, who took notes in t-band of what was said. lie shall hand a . copy ...

... this Hoot. The writings and practice some the most learned Physicians of the present day its high character. One of them thus speaks of it: The Cotumboront is particularly useful when the stomach is languid, the appetite defective, digestion with difficulty ...

... country, was enabled to afford-him Beck 014 G. S. • • olu the most essential service.a.ed iuformation. I I Lower Major Hancock speaks in the highest terms of 0 Sinunkser. & J. by key. J. praise of the detac h men under Lieutenants B. Ireland 11, and Burton ...

... The academy was !• lished by the town, al pii ft , subscriptions from . world where the l 1' Its funds are extensive ly speaking, the $o^. 1 been for many years i' ? c &t*, state. The students $ have been distinguish curate knowledge l ' \j Greek languages ...

... difficulty and persecution. The adviees froin Bilboa are not mote explicit than those from the capital. At Seville 'they speak with great confi ience in favour of the new revolutittts under the diretion of FERiANSD, whomn they consider to be completely ...

... and not a dissolntion,of the tecity.t But link which justice demanded, gratitude ought to have etirmer ed. France (we do not speak of her Monarch her liberation virtually to liogland. Withont - Eria . Tb, rratce would have now languislied, would he beneath ...

... at entertainment to Count PlatOw,-the celebrated Hamm! Of the Cossacks. The Count is sixtyfive years of age, and does not speak any language but Russian; but he was accompanied by Dr. Wvilie and Dr. Creighton, two gentlemen in the military makel service ...

... assertion, however, is neither limited to the pres ...

... almost deserted.— The titular Catholic Bishop Dromore, in a letter to Dr. Poynter, whom the Rescript was first addressed, thus speaks ot it:— ** Why wouh Monsieur Quarantotti disturb the harmony of th: great and respectable Irish Catholic Body, forcing upon ...

... thus shall .we render selves worthy that signal favour which Providence has on us. But the ' V:cr.r ( leueral the island speaks most sublimely upon, this'occasion ; be ..sys, the Isle takes its place in the .rank -nations and ihe of its territory becom ...