... We reccive magnificent salar ls and we afe to promote the interest of our is high estimation in Persia. these for We hear speak of events supposed to be at hand Treaty which is to give Russia a free passage for her ¢ ich he India and the Persian Gulph ...

... Wealth a Queen has long been a vulg.ir proverb. general Queens a:e not rich in mere money. fact, they have leisure, generally speaking, to keep their money ; nor have thry in. clinotion do so, for not having wants unsutisfled, they not know its valui* Our ...

... and withdrew. Mr. Hunt immediately came forward, but the popular clamour ran so high, that it was in vain he attempted to speak. stood a long time exhi • biting the written letter, from whence the printed copy was taken, and crying “that's fair play, ...

... illusion that such Loans induced, as a necessary consequence, the continuance of the itestncuon. (Lord Lauderdale was left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS— ApriI 20. Various Petitions were presented against the Poor Laws and Parish Vestries’ Bills. Sir N. Colthurtt ...

... which he has so judiciously chosen, will well repay any kindness his friends and the public may bestow on him. The Bill o Fare speaks for itself—novelties of no description will be found in it.—Mr. Cobham, as Macheath, is spoken very highly of; his voice is ...

... also vi(sueil ReJcliif Church. dial, O. Mon- J,y they taspected Messrs. HicKetts tii.iss ioum*, and other nmaaiuctarie*. They speak Logl >h fluently, and are quite la.iiihar with our n.i. r* and customs ; and at > loss ably tend their opinions; they are dressed ...

... performer. are oniv enabled. present, to ibake this brief sketch the general plan the Concerts, but wc expect b~ shortly able id speak more circumstantially oa subject. , ...

... Davenport rose to contradict some of the statements of the Hon. Member with respect to the case of Swindells, and was left speaking. THE ARMY. The following Army changes take place early in the ensuing month : 14*h Light Dragoons, to Dublin, to relieve ...

... observed, and the proper stimulants were applied her not’-, animation very slowly returned, and it was hour before she could speak . liquids were then administered, and every exertion that feeling and benevolent humanity could use, were bestowed by Mr. Gilman ...

... may appear presumptuous to speak of Establishment, the occupations of which may appear to those a distance to bear too much the character of levity to a fit subject for any serious notice, but let it remembered that I speak of an Establishment which is ...

... gw lng Che Re _ | ‘thirteen vessels, Sb, consisting of INA, CONSPIRACY IN PARIS, acel- gers, The Paris Papers continue to speak of the culous Conspiracy of the Royalists a ip on must the-existing order of things in France. Th joinéd are extracts. We have ...

... and his brother M. Wm. Suui every Irish Landlord would foilow their ex , even I[reiand would be contented and happy. f the speak To Dustroy slices of Swedish or other rt ” are scattesed over the fields, grubs and slugs prefer t ...