... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... particulars to one of the prisoners condemned for the murder of Fualdes, the magistrate at Rhodez:—Madame Manson said, in speaking of Jaussion, that one who murders hi* own children may murder his friend, may murder any person. These mysterious and dreadful ...

... foremost in the Thespian band is Kotiif, Who gives to Shakspeare’s page, grace, feeling, truth ; Whose quiv’ring lip, and sorrow-speaking eye, Call forth the lend’rest tears of sympathy- Who o’er the scenes of art such feeling throws, , That all forget bis are ...

... the human heart with the Same faciliry that did the movements h hand ! Perhaps in his transitions he wanted, fastidiously speaking, ...

... tranquillize the apprehensions of any Power, which might have entertained any doubt of the Emperor’s pacific intentions.— Thus speaks the Ukase question: Recruits for the Russian Army and Navy are not required this year, on account of the peace which, by the ...

... derived from the letters brought by the Packet, we deem It right to subjoin Copies of them, and leave the Correspondence to Speak for itself, with the remark, that the Writers are of the most respectable class .of Merchants, and, most certainly, have no ...

... recent one, and proved that the old system was still in full action It naturally belonged to the subject upon which I was speaking ; 1 had not the remotest doubt of its accuracy, and I therefore mentioned it. The statement, however, was contradicted the ...

... number of jurors, it is obliged to assign a cause for those challenges.” Mr. Denman begged, a matter of favour, to allowed to speak upon this point. Mr. Justice Abbott—“ I am satisfied that it has been the uniform practice from King William 111. downwards ...

... upon the subject. keep in view the explanations which this letter afforded then requested, that any gentleman who wished speak would now proceed. Here a long pause ensued without any one offering to address the Chair. At length Mr. John Barnett ruse ...

... little detail we “'-about read will, be pferused with >4B touch i, gnt a* interest. We are glad, too; * ...