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... speaking of himself, hesnys, rorionate—greatl y tunate as i Wive been ill this lilt, yet there is nn part of my good fortune on %%Melt I set so value, as the gnalities of those on whom my happiness depvn.leil. My children have been a blessing to me ...
... - -- • . . : . - , WESTMLVSTER MEETIV . . or more pros erly speaking. the inhabitants of . be ~ , Yesterday, a numerous meeting aVat held - in Pa- ininstet. to . decide for themSetves, it might • lace Yard, for the purpose. of adopting resolutions considered ...
... in del ing his client's cause, an action doth not lie ag him for so doing; for it is his duty to speak to client, and it shall be intended that he speaks act ing to the client's instructions. Unless this latit _ was afforded to Counsel, it was impossible ...
... and the .passage swam with blood. The deceased was inc.: pable of speaking. There were several persons in the pas4age. _ Elizabeth Montague deposed to the same effect, • Mrs &reelitig deposed, that on Saturday evening, about 8 o'clock, she was standing ...
... - Y if my friends fry° . ttly proved the I , to speak ot of Austria is 't of having v I pot.• hung o n s lf L Tunis, but in A Ai veneratiOn. s A very Han. relative icipa I a rticles : of 0015°1.' A 1 int books P; '. Ded.icatiotis cann.. il ess the,y ...
... of his work, cornrneocing with the minority of Gustavus IV., or more properly speaking, with the Regency of the Duke of Sudertnania, who recently died as King of Sweden, for which elevation he was indebted to an upstart Revolutionary French serjeant, ...
... 4 56 [Avousr 10, 1116. - • No. of last Sat - Uridav in speaking of 1 , LONArN 1 st - GAR. 41C. per Ord. the inerc•ase of builitblrs in Norwelt.. the Irtats- CO/dir HA MAU AW N, l . .1 . 1 , as for i S 4 ti l tl i T u ft . e : A : : l l . n A 7 il . l ...
... Anecdote of the King of Denmark token Jtoual —An Officer, mortally wounded at the battle of Quistram, desired speak with the Prince, and with his dying breath earnestly recommended to his car** a vounjj w©man of Christiana, to whom he was engaged. When ...
... Mr. V. FITZGERALD denied that the tax • was ;'nor could he:believe that,: constitutionally speaking, it was proper to repeal it. He supported the pro= . •position for its continuance. Sir J. NEWPORT protested against the doctrine that those who objected ...
... LONDON. , 15, 1818.-_ The - Ptris papers to Thursday last, whkharrivedlesterf-- . .: day, speak very positively of a Congress of :SOyereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle.- -There is wine expectation that.the paperer Alexander will visit Paris, previously to going ...
... the effect it has Upon the man hims.,lf; I am speaking' of Mr. coman, the . author of an intended publication. This an ektract from a letter from Mr. Dawson Turner, of Yarmouth, who was kind enough to introduce ,me .to Mr. Conno.n, and he writes thus: ...
... powerful supporter. lie might have declined to speak of Major Cartwright on the same ground; but as he was attacked and calumniated, it was necessary not to throw their shield over him, but to show the world they would support the man that was selected ...