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... Magent.—He speaks vy ‘geod Fngtish, my 1 (c ad te _ meth the better ; it will assist isoners nish | Seriously, my Lorc came teaching the a which I have detailed, be be t Mr. = ee parsuant (6 your Lordships’ orders, ¢ conaness. Wir, He speaks ‘good my {2 ...
... fine fast sailing Ship the Dublin Packe S, on rade, arrived in this{harbour ia twenty-two days, vhich New York. A fact that speaks volumes o 1 on » Six subject of Emigration is, that every birth i ...
... minda and mannets of her Pupils; wishes for an engagement; she is perfectly mistress of the French and English Languages, in speaking, reading, and reciting, and is the Established Church. Her address is Mrs. A. B. Governess, at the Office of Saunders’s News- ...
... Gi R M‘Garecor, of the Patriotic Am Anny, on his way to Dr. Donag! sa >| He will return on Friday. We understan \ y General speaks in the most confident terms | ’ final success of the Patriotic Cause ;—the | sh neither in want of arms hor money, and ...
... n South America. stin- | this ts the very plan alluded to, as it excited am eve- sensation at the time we speak of.” larly THE QUEEN. received this mornin: edly Kew, respecting her health. We our infer, therefore, that her convalescence contit the { Courier ...
... to prweot illicit distillation.' . Mr. Peel explained, and justified the necessity of the measure. Mr. Fitzgerald was left speaking at the hour of post; But there is no doubt but that tho question will be negatived. ...
... further acts of violence. t the tumult was still at its height, Mr. Fawcett • sented hin.self on the stage; He a tempt’d to speak, and tvaited the usual time for silence, hout success. When the moment which seemed to afford a chance for his being heard ...
... Paris'Papeflh with, the exception of the Moniieur, announce; thejreaifthation pf • Correrto, IVlinistet Finance; and they speak of M. Hoi as the person likely-to aoccead him in that This change has been exacted, and indeed was spoken some weeks since ...
... Mademoiselle Simon conclude With the Musical Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE, The Three Sing es, by Mr. Wrench, Who will speak the Original Explanatory Address. Tatfline, Miss Ford. Tickets to be had of Mr. Fullam, No. 10, Crow-street; Mr. Tyrrell, Printer ...