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... On my arrival at the Palace, I Was escorted the Conde Miranda to the apartment the Comtess.a d'Linarcs, who finding 1 could speak neither Spanish nor Portuguese, beckoned a Lady who was at a little distance, and coming to me, she said in very good Pnglish—> ...
... cjkcrion of Ae . ■' t. of the Contribution* ef 181 i- . • j reai twice withoftt b»mir resumed the Articles w Phamvisinff to speak against them, bhe Uiam ,', proceeded to the question for passing the proce igi, which was -edTo 1W by the nullity of one th^ullet ...
... ■ I- _ 'n.:- ™«ir. the, Grand Duke, tlie Diet take this Constitution under its tribulion fuel to his tenantry 1 ins, Nr, speaks ♦ volumes add requires co’ument fw as concerns Ihe condi-■ 5 ua ™ n . . , . w* .-w-. , tion the Peapte. know likewise, that ...
... publication Mr. Hersleb says, Circle of .Vormcn, with whom I acquainted, not smallhut I have never found one person who did not speak of the proceeding of this author with con; Damp! and indignation. I have sworn to the Holer Sweden, constitutional King of ...
... into llurcaux, to consider the Law. Tile Sitting lieing resinned, the Articles were read Uvic* without any Peer rising to speak' against them. The Chamber then proceeded to the question for passing the I.aw. The number of voters were 131, which' was reduced ...
... of Lord Nelson. _ The Miss Dennetts are engaged at Covent Garden Theatre. The Examiner, in general severe Draniatfc Censor, speaks of them as follows But who shall describe the nor de ttols by the three Miss Dennetts, ev-r charming, evernew, and vet iust ...
... see only ragged mountains, destitute' vegetation, ot a height Wto single plain, which j Bonaparte resldi;*. meets here and speaking, Imposes himself such all hh Ijfijrt Stiuti trees; nothing but potatoes are people. _ tstJiWated, and that in anaefl qhaotity; ...
... is the eoescquence of a latter from Mies. ters which be eooiseived could be beat asairand by his perms's' attendance. Ti. speaks on the subject as fellows : . The Duke, of course, could give the. most Became sod She most retest to Ministers of the situation ...
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... the law proposed. v The discussion was ordered to be continued tomorrow. . Sonic German Papers which 'rrired tills morhinjj speak the reports jircyalent at Vienna, which produced fall of near per cent, in the Exchange in one Jay at Vienna. These reports ...
... glia had been the King of Portugal's family some years, as Engfsh Governess to the Princesses—who, though diffi. dent in speaking the English language, understood it very well ; that they had requested she might accompany them Spain—said they bad the ...
... mum* of monev. is apparently about 1 !■ year* ace, of pale and meagre countenance, slightly pock-marked, badly clothed, and speaks with Iriih accent. counterfeits a swoon exactly that it is almost impossible to detect hi n. but have the best authority for ...