... ich twas ordered to take place o01 the 24th ot January, has been suspetded. Letters friim all pturts of Europe aiul America speak of daily shipments of graill' fo this country. In Euroipe, the coultrlies wlbichi are supplying I uts with Bread-Cortt, lt'e ...

... tli send all to the watch -house, if they did not leave ?? hIbuse. 'TIhe deceased appeared soo un- ksvelitlat'he could not speak. The prisoner took hold of one of his arms, and another ioall the other, and took hillm in tohtise street. She believed that ...

... authority ot the King, ■ stl ct i prohibited. i veal property or rents. , . „ . Letiers from all parts of Europe and America speak 0. The real property or rents belonging Eccle- o j j|.. shipments grain for tins country. In Europe, siasiical Establistimeiit ...

... intercepted correspondence. The Spanish Governor the liavannah, in letter Don Luis Onis, the Ambassador the United States, speaks the tacts, does also letter from Toledo’s lather to his son, the person question.—Or, have these letters been written with ...

... Lord laid saidjlcthini betaken or alive, otherwise I shall have dagger my breast ; but lie (Lord Cochrane) though he would speak daggers would use none. After some observations upon the House of Commons declining to interfere in the case of tilt Lord Chief ...

... tioned accronlpliecs, some of whson halve beeti exc- coteit for felonies of difterent ?? Y ' Toins Gddiis , ld~le hllthings to speak, ofI ?? Which were of grester consequence than his life, - er ot' any thilng that had talien pllace durn g thle East ?? Dtckis ...

... for this month are carmine red Burgundy, icolas blue, pearl grey, and American forester’s green. agriculture. MONTHLY TOR To speak finally of tlie harvest, tliere were corn and beans abroad, and even some quantity unent, in Scotland and the northern parts ...

... Lisbon, set the nominal standard of the climate of Russia, Engtand, Germany, or Portugal; but France is an exception; ia speaking of its climate and temperature, we nerally bear in mind the sonthern departments, which gives munch too favourable an impression ...

... testimonials of having distin. guished himself upon many occasions in the service of hiscountry. The officersof the Meander speak of bim in terms of the highest respect and most affectionate regard; his and zeal gave animation to all around him in the midst ...

... day before the murder I was not atany work, but [ cannot say how long I had heenunemployed. L worked about the time of which speak occasionally in company vith Hatton bat I cannot say where Raines worked { made a mistake in saying that [saw the two prison- ...

... singular of a letter from himself, addressed to Lord Castlereagh, and describing the conversation in hisown way. M. Talleyrand speaks with indignation of the e Courier journal language attributed to him in th of this country, and indicates, with a happy sar- ...

... preacher He is from is eloquent, his sermon is dreadfully long. that country where the Parliamentary orators take pride in speaking four or five hours together. The oor woman faints away. The Philanthropist, an English ournal printed at Beussels, takes ...