... d so long the scourge of their unl Country. As to the feclings of the Poles for Pr hange it weuld be surely superfluous to speak Bu vay be itor to respect to the Brandenburghers themselves, stp be notorious fact, that a Revolutionary sentimen ——— spread ...

... @ompous and sounding, its strain melancholy and sor in the extreme; it was too elaborate to come from the and too aftected to speak the sentiments of real and he grief. It dwelt on the virtues, and fauded the excellen the admirable Womeu so-lately snatched ...

... Though the grounds in the neighbourbooo cities are highly improved, as I have .already stated, agriculture, comparatively speaking, is in low condition. .In general the lands are badly tilled. The plough is rarely used, and the substitute is a very indifferent ...

... A thought it wae hetter to confine then revresent ation had been made, as to his to say, that in that insturce he did not speak to the actual and express Bject of their Meectuny 3 he to the Corporation. He knew many of the Cor- of the Grand Jury 2s Grand ...

... inconveniences have arisep. a were land triamohant. Pdaily from. the ciedit usucily given by Retsile ucse To the labour of speaking in the House of Com he came rather late in lite, and d is istrong Leer, ale, brandy, rom geneva, ¢ and ccu [ Jiquors, 19 ...

... stock of capital in the country. The people in the province of Buenos Ayres, re-‘ siding out of the city, are, generally speaking, poor, and rather indolent, though a hardy race, and, when excited to action, they become zealous defenders of the liberties ...

... | complaint is a plot—the smallest riot a civil war— proved by his conduct in this affair; and | nanity, prevent him from speaking to any person whatever, the least a conspiracy. France is auda- from our wish to insinuate any thing to his to Vee | Létters ...

... of his may be fit to publish, or, in se are his declining 10 do se, to put thent under the judy | Mr, Brougham, of whom he speaks in high terms. COR= | his intention to bring up his Male Offspring to his ox rm 88 fession at the Bar, or else to Commercial ...

... residing kinds, and of every 7 tance of the saperior ivfluence of the City of Buenos Ayres ont of the city, are, generally speaking, poor, and rather carriages of all sorts, codfish, mackarel, ng ail on the general affairs of the Provinces; the conduct ...

... he had the Constitution which Russia Proper possesses nots} clear that they have made themselv+s thoroughly opportunity of speaking in the presence of ove ~ [nur is likely to posses, “As tothe rest, she is as | agquainted with the bearings of the case, ...

... _{be effected, naively, the acquisition of a narrow slip of terzi- always do ‘justice fo too frequently could not himself speak, etating, that “Sir Murray Mas ut-i to connett ihe uld provinces with those in Westphalia on on the occasion ebsve-mentioned ...

... kind, as fer as I could wil! be serivusly liste for a moment, hy the People. Even the, ordinary dan idices had chenged. They speak of * the State,” “the Pe ve to tified “the Public,” “ Country.” and use oiher terms, as which United States, im; lying ‘the ...