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... AFFAIRS AT CONGRESS. The Reader will find, in the preceding columns, from the last.Foreign Papers. These are, generally speaking, of consolatory kind. It Should seem, from their Contents, as well us from the speculation which they have produced in England ...
... When hWrtitfrm BakuhcpVc* speak of I’Acr. The Docket, it is true, has not yet been srfuck; bat By t:.e Sehe.lule has been exhibited, it is abundantly evident that the estate, so far from contemplating she Principal* cannot even reach, one-fifih the Interest ...
... BiiaNADOTTE. Accounts from Gshri uiy. Speak of insurrection having Broftcr. oat in; HitfideUi and of conspiracy against the Crows Prince. We hot consider ,a conspiracy against I’ers'adottr probabic, unless it exists the Deliverers Europe, He is popular ...
... plan, certainly. Can you speak as to the present state the roads in the county Tipperary ?—Yes I can they are general tolerably well made. Can you speak to the increase expenditure for the care of those roads?—l cannot speak to the amount, but that it ...
... very meritorious Composer, does Sir John* really think, docs flatter himself, that he is superior Aiise? —We not ! wish to speak harshly man, whose talents, various occasions, we have had reason to admire; but really it i? enough-to disturb our constitutitnal ...
... Support of-the Society for every measure that tends the melioration of the State.’’—The same Writer, a subsequent letter, speaks of this Asdfembly in these terms: You may judge of the political importance this Association, which is already so formidable ...
... •ndiL.no Jumr prosen I knows it, there always some Gentleman waiting give upon it to the Grupk * Jury ; i: there is'tio Juror speak it, anil Gentleman is throw'll out. * * “. GcutLinau,’* yoii mean man rtfspcctabihty and property ?—f.VGs» •• . *f* . Con ...
... uinea hair, blue eyes, slender made, with a round sear ne mouth, often contracts his nostrils, and has an impedin e breeche speaking ; blue coat, light vest, drab cassim jean gaiters same colour, about 23 years of age. Comm nted Robbery on John Thomson, ...
... murder, have been NEC i ty their fullest extent: avarice and vencaan-: {left nothing fer the officers or soldiers to desir QO ~speak with freedom, they exceed even the att of which the French armies have been but tvo jome accused.. The measures, however, allu ...
... pub'ic, could well connected with the application measures, intrinsically so oppressive and severe. speak of the Act itself, and its provisionswe speak to the Legislature and not the Stamp Office. We have already offered some reasons in legislative view ...
... mi si'.es terror, and undermined by the sapping cu.-rupstill stood his country. Inderd, surd Mr. M'Donnell, irishmen ought speak of Mr. Grattan in the language oar immortal bard*⢠lie was man, tttke him ail in all, we neâer shall look upon his like ...
... Si'AJ.K RAXCE. A Letter whic’.i airivcd our this clay, Speaks in th? tbllowinjjf, doublksa, exaggerated, ten~s of the state Frasce: rVKMJfC, 12, Frofich *rd to-day t’roin Far is* the in-.tanl, na.inv of which the most h«iiM?s. to intimate tlieir and ...