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... Miss Norton; Mrs. l-;e, Mr*. Mardyn; Apac Page, Miss Morton; Mrs. ickly. Mrs. Buigcsa. End of the Play, Mr- S. Kstssit will Speak, (written himself) A FAREWELL ADDRESS, In the character FalUqff, »lach will be added, (by particular dmire) the new Comic Opera ...
... but this at least he would under take to say, they we e the observations of a sensible man. It was becoming and accessary to speak strongly against measure, the effect which, whatever might be the intention, must be, to certain extent, to starve the poor ...
... asked the Minister if hecculd give iy information as to the lroops at Metz and ' The Duke of declared that he could . not speak too favourably of the attachment and I fidelity those troops, of that old guard which the-Kiog posed to employ with the ft; ...
... Wli'enthi. grneroi!?,(Wliog subsided, Conn 1 D’Artoi* answered in the hii.K(igu>t family“ _ . v“ Were it {ftraiitted to speak after t!ie King, should become here the interpreter of toy fcnaily. in the name honour th • we swear fidelity to your Majesty ...
... tried; and justice sati shied, either by their acq vib B= er their eonviction. If the Crown hitiess nd the faet,to be, ).th speak learned (as we understa fellow who had. been, induced swear: the youre forinations. was foun be‘ of'so ‘infamous é mous ats ...
... pic guards were ►rjm; t: they had received. The House was at ft: i.irr occupied in the Cemmittce upon the Corn Bill, p v.ii speaking when Mr. Lnmbton ro ...
... q-iartern loaf, when wheat was at 80s. the quarter; and this had ■ ji'tn made lion. Gentleman a provision Act oi rarlimaent. to speak legislative!-,- and praeticaliy were dilTercnt tiiinfor the p.e-cn: moment, when the. l ist average price was 645. tile (ji ...
... said, that on esriy day, he should frame some question suable-aba Noble Lord make aMÃoeommiMUcatiaos lolhe Honm.â(Left Speaking.) bank of FFHEWCU CO. la rtfcrmc* HatMacnt insert*! in our Piper of the 7th inst. on the subject the this Firm, we hare authority ...
... dissembled the public dangers—it has officially declared tiiem. has thi» % received the just recompense that only manner speaking to the Lreiub. The encouraging details Has have gamed, Uicir appearance, the public cpnylehce. 1. 'ruipnrte, according the ...
... General Keane, who were troth earned off the field within twenty yard, theglaces, the head of thetr brigades, sufficiently speak at such moment how they were conducting _t bom-elves. I, am happy to say Major General Keane i«doineweH. . „ . . Captain Wylly ...
... paternal intentions, and he onlv means intimate, that certain imprudent young men, in defiance of (heir duties, have presumed to speak of what they nut understand, and to such this public notice particularly directed.” In consequence of the report that a large ...
... throwing a heavy shower bombs and Congreve j rockets, adsanced their columns on my right and i left,' ray entrenchments. I cannot speak i sufficiently in praise of the firmness and deliberation^ ■ with which niy whole line received their approach more could nqt ...