... Tlio Realtor sw>cs lliat t!je crl.-U con!,, - Speaking t!»e condition i'rance. Paper has lie olrserv. rions. i; seen that liiey a bearing on comlitinn the British Empire : To tarn from (he Kip.inri.)! the Aeriti:!tin the Ciu.ntry, l receive.! it P ; the ...

... Societies Hamhu ; ; I Alton a. The certificate given him uie b» o™ . Spippers* Company Aitona. an*winch Mr. Alcllolt ha.l ! sign, speak highly favour Barnet, the Essex Pedestrian, Saturday erneon.at 6 o’cloclt, performed miles, which he has done stole, one ...

... .-neiflcai,. thought t had had my i’arth.n; I'wish to speaSJto the General.” Ihen, al.or ids oia man iter, he’rentiitslcd speak the King. Orbonmnm jisSenned.tfchS resignatiom Tolleron sale, to the Keeper*-..*.! acspßctcd this happen'. •At tills moment ...

... t totally out employment • SMhser.pttou, then might add something more t'-e tlefiemuey .« pari. Hut let our Correspoudent speak for ...

... say to men who saw the strength j rvul power of the King in violence, and treason in the language 1 moderation? Called to speak ihe great interest the n. wh.it means docs one possess to heard those ho think iluv have only to deliberate on the pride some ...

... >r old connexions, rids, however, is attended with many mii:- culties, the most recent accounts received from Japan ; Macao speak approaching disturbances. The Jay j Cube had long circumscribed the power the spiritual The hitter hu-* endeavoared l»v nieaiio ...

... men bad arms.—On their entering the castle, tw» of them, the prisoner and Cullen said, saw air. Baker ids way Thomastown, speaking to Patrick St. John, Thofnaslown, tail-collector. lien the . five men were together, they spoke shooting him cn his upon ...

... wroth against his Majesty for his ingratitude. think this ingratitude very natural ; but first let hear one af these Journals speak for tho rest: *• ol' the last French Fapor*,*’ say* > independent veil conducted print, contains article fr«*m IJeaucire, tie ...

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... the documents and all the details, From this time, henceforth, you may certify to Lord the ! Bishop, and to all persons who speak to you the vubjcct, that the event comes from Gon, whose way therein ba»h been i straight, simple and religions. —lnjiriti ...

... Government—• that there Decree of the Sovereign for this ' auto-da-fe English merchandise ; true, but would enslaved Press dare speak in such tone, not certain that in doing it echoed the sentiment the Government ? However, a wish exclude English Merchandise ...

... i-ar. ! it, only irlal worth reportirworthy place your Jouriwl ; for, though thet j l[rG . . fact be ludicrous enough, it speaks must melan-, under history the kingdom. • Act lf>th [.for thathe, being L.-iv man, ,T BI I\ LXAMIXT # ( ,:l prctendii ...