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... September n . A report now prevails on oit Exchange, lhar the King of Sweden (Bernadette) has been shot dead. A Bremen Journal speaks mysteriously of a great event in a Northern Capital. What renders this intelligence doubtful, is, that the Countess of Gothland ...
... that he did not even speak word disrespectful of them. 1 certain that Dr. Hogan did not tell the sick man that he was long enough with the D 1, pot assert that he had no occasion at all for the Herbert did point the bible nor speak of it, nor did Dr. Hogan ...
... highly recommended, having her time present unemployed, would wish to instruct young Ladies in French, (which language she speaks with the best accent;) also, English, Italian, History, Geography. Grammar, Music, Writing. Ac. Letters addressed to X. X ...
... extraordinary situation, and I shall certainly make a point of applying to the Court at Westminstet. Here Mr. Hunt turned round to speak lb a barrister, and the cause fiked for the day was calK-d on. Mr. Hunt immediately left the Court. His friends Were not a ...
... assembled were addressed by a man who said he had, been at Manchester, and began to give an account of the affair. Whilst he was speaking, Thomas Horton, Esq. arrived on the spot, and the orator desisted. Mr. Horton then spoke to the crowd, telling them they ...
... a iati*.f »ctory answer. Coroner—You refuse to give any answer about yolir criminal conduct. Mr. Rose If lam allowed speak I will speak. Coroner—Will you give up your authority for making these assertions. Mr, Ross—l did not say I would to examination ...
... receive on arrival Timhuctoo one thousand dollars, or an equivalent in gold dim. The Gentleman who has undertaken this journey speak* with Confidence of its success, and calculates to perform it in 15 davs actual traveling. He purposes to remain at the Imperial ...
... in a small regular family, a young Man, a native uf Italy; has been to travel, resided some years in this country ; he can speak the Italian, French, and Portuguese Languages, and perfectly understands English; he would have no objection to travel, and ...
... making offered ; rather more inquired for, and Flour is bet'er demand ; but the want of confidence in the bakers, generally speaking, has greatly limited business; fot some very choice commissions has beer, obtained. STOCK EXCHANGE, DUBLIN, FEB. 4._ Bank ...
... tribunal of Municipal Police. His principal motive is, that the Count Cages, whom he considers the moA essential Witness to speak to the fact of defamation, was not heard. ...
... of Spain is at present in any immediate danger, yet all the letteis from different quarters of the Peninsula continue to speak of things as in a most disorganiEed state. Accounts from Catalonia and Valencia mention that the mountains were filled with ...
... composed of carts and ropes; and a man named Swindells was elected to the Presidental chair. He made several bungling attempts to speak; and was followed by Buitinshaw and Buckley, two revolutionists from Stockport. They received, however, very little applause; ...