... already possessed. by the other. It is possible that I may have misvnderstoo Mr. Dunn's phn,and theretore I must.by allowed to speak subject to Correction; bat it by furihei explanation he can sliew , how the national currency is to be increased by any 'means ...

... question I cannot immediately answer. - Do you know whether this local law, which applies to the-parish of which you have been speaking, does not exclude many opulent parts in the vicinities - .which, previous to that local law, would have been called in aid'to ...

... know not how it happens that, in order tai und.:rttard this mad, who is eight inches taller than myself, am obEged to time he speaks to me. INQUEST,.- ,The to:Lasting have lately been t •ken bylidr. Gomm.- the Cororers of Oxf.rdsbire At fslisbury, on view° ...

... Alsace will tee- , them-eives reduced to the sad necessity of d:scharging the greater part of their workmen, and -many even speak of giving up altogether for the present. Lard Cocuit A NIE has had several hints, that if ha to South Ainerica, he ought to ...

... Upper Alsace will see themselves reduced to the sad necessity of dis- charging the greater part of their workmen — many even speaks _t giving up altogether, for the present. ...

... Grant could not be proved to have had any participation in that attack, but the Magistrate now called upon the officers to speak to the character of the prisoners. The officers described them to be thieves of the most dangetons i descriptions long the ...

... l ist I found n, metal which nude ‘itt- « bamiic-s combustians visible.” Mr. Ptrcival, in his account the I-ianj Ciyvlon, speaking ofthe Imlian Ichr.u mon. annul creiturc, in appear between the weasel l the m ingo.ase, says it is infioiie use to the lives ...

... flagrant injury to an amiable and virtuous young lady than to seduce her from a virtuous course. WVe are in. deed accustomed to speak lightly of matters of this kind; but, gentlemen, you cannot think lightly of it it you think rightly. I know that a powel-ful ...

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... woollens, linens, and cottons, taking them together, has been augmented in at least the same proportion. letter from New York, speaking of the arrival there of an American vessel from Eng land, states, that there was nothing on board but English manufactures ...

... have given victory to 116 antagonist in a few rounds. From the second until the tenth round there was no particular point to speak of. Granger kept at a respectful distance, and now and then nobbed his adversary with the lefthand. 1. Willa Fa his left foot ...

... far oftener been broken in by sentiments of disgust and in- I K'lation at the language which this ; lr lady employs, when speaking the most important concerns of 'jUikind, —their interests and duties, 'B'ous, moral, and political; and, utwithstanding a ...