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... WINDOW LTGITT-T.\ ■ fTliis we hiive no doubt, w’ll tie ■ • Wc speak very sincerely. ■ Oliver Fn;:'aml will ui>t ms it - .. , .-.nd decided sense ...
... nomination. Mr. Hitchins, a respectable Liveryman, then ad dressed the Livery from the front the hustings. Our Reporter left him speaking at half-past one o'clock. understand he means propose the present Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Goodbehere to be returned instead ...
... French, who replied, I not speak French, Princess.’* On which the Princess said, Iho iwt »}*enk English; and turned her back to Mrs. was the whole' Court, was tjiought extraordinary, as this devout and fanatic Princess known to speak English very well, and ...
... SEPTEMBER. MOSSIER S COSFESSIOS. Monnier was sworn, and spoke follows : Gentlemen, I will address myself to the facts, without speaking of the excessive misfortunes I have experienced for seventeen months. On the 21st of October, at three o clock in the afternoon ...
... she be a member of the Established Church, and that she possesses a knowledge music and Lady (not under the middle age) who speaks French, will be preferred. Application be made from three to four, at No. 58, I.eeson street—none need apply whose moral and ...
... rassing the measures or' the responsible Ministers >||( j thev wish (says lie) induce us to keep , btameable sUence, or to speak only the language May our hand sooner wither than trace o flattery. If matters are so, although leel x l, b believing it, we ...
... this morning her Royal Highness is very well. Anacreon Moore arrived in London on Sunday, with another poem, which report speaks highly. The Earl of Lauderdale, and his eldest son, Lord Maitland, arc on their way to London from Scotland. Mr. Tierney is ...
... Williams, still firm to his text, refused to retire. The Meeting, as obstinate, would not listen. Several persons attempted to speak, but were unsuccessful, and the Sheriffs finding neither of the parties would cede the point, dissolved the mee ing. The scene ...
... Gentlemen, the Children of a Private Family, Town or Country ; -Or he would travel with Family, one or two Gentlemen, as he speaks French fluently, and has resided for some years the Continent. would have no objection read to an infirm PeraJn, or manage ...
... The scene of operations, it will recollected, is in East Florida, nearly the same latitude as the place of which we are speaking, and about S7O miles' distant from it. The object of these Generals in repairing the Mobile, appears to have been previously ...
... Mr. Power. The sentimental Favlkland. Mr. Uothe. Rih Acres, new Candidate fir histrionic fame, Mr. Helsham, of whom report speaks favourably. With the Burletta of Tom Thumb Lord Grizzle, j.ord Monck; Sondle, Mr. Crampton ; Doodle, Mr. Corry. On Friday ...
... soma .years -lit,, England, understands nor language, aithongb speaks, g,. very incorrectly, ami with Considerable hesitation t deaf ' General Bertrand, who possesses the feciitty of speaking in a lesser degree than even the other. Amongst all die French ...