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... {)n our re-admission into the Mr. Baring was speaking on the general question. The Ho- Member concluded by moving that a sum of 57,7531. should be inserted, instead of the ori ginal sui proposed in the Kesolution. Amendment was supported by Mr. Calcraft ...
... A SITUATION. A lately left School, writes 4 hand, urderstands Accounts, speaks the Fiench other business. Languege, would prefer a Chemist and Droggist to any Letters (post paid) directed S.C. Post-office, Deal. ...
... being tully aware no misrepresentation has been made by me respecting Mr. Penfield’s conduct in the recent private dealing he speaks of. I am much surprised Mr. Penfield could suppose any thing that fell from me on the 25th, could possibly injure the reputation ...
... out, his iavited her into tie drawing-room, av await the. atrival of her Mir B——s St Mt cune in, and the Lady desirous of speaking ly with him, was shewn into the library Sue oluimed~acquaiutance with. Mr.. B—— as vi Gi the danghter of a Gentlomay moving ...
... hi* L.. of Cooper, rot. 1. page 94, S*o. edition, 1818, allude* to thh nngwlar, bnt mtermUag Narrative, in the fullooiag •• Speaking, of tbia important, incident .in a.Sketch, wbieh he once formed himself, of passages in hi* Kart* Life, he expresse* what ...
... Archduchess flaria Lonisa, who. during the last three nights had not leit the sick-soom, forthe love she bad shewm her; desired to speak to ber Consort alone, and expired half an honr after this last conversa- tion; which is said to have been as painful to the ...
... (Continued from our last. ) Napoleon appearing, as it were, to be speaking ont, and to be in a to deliver opinions jn- stead of confining himself to asking questions, I was determined to speak ont too; and I had no doubt that lead him into an interesting ...
... Mr. Hersleb any a, The circle of Normen with whom I am acquainted is not small; but have never found one person who did uot speak of the proceeding of this author willi contempt and indignation. I have •Worn to the Ruler of Sweden, as Constitutional King ...
... Commission of Elections. M. de Viliele.—i claim Itherty to speak 1 the President—Order would require that the Prest- dent should. have heen beloré informed of the Re- porters intention to speak on this suhject.— Minis- ters sent to know from me, before ...
... there was no n**on before the House, vet hewasdes.r-ons remarking, that should better not to raising monuments a period The Speake* again called the gallant'Cofonel order., ' . . _ • The Chancellor of the Excheobee considered the observations of the gallant ...
... have feasted ua this diy like l(infr. Gail Mesa the Queen’s grace. .We «pve fed plentifully, and now urhillem/whilstJ 1 can speak plain English I haartity thank yon, Maiater Mayor, and so wo all: anaWer boya, aaawer—• Bravo, bravo !* Votir beer id pleaaant ...
... magistrates, and 112, men, women, and children included, of whom the greater portion are inhabitants, and some are not (I speak under correction, out of a population of nearly 3000,* and though it lay three days for signature in the Towa Hali, the people ...