... and impartial examination and debafe which it merits, but which it could scarcely be said tc have then received.— The law speak of is so severe in its enactments, that it 'requires a case of very strong necessity to be made out justify its continuance ...

... join the besieging army before Cumana. Private letters had been received from General Bolivar in New Granada, in which be speaks in the most confident manner of speedily settling the affairs of that kingdom, and returning upon Caraccas with an overwhelming ...

... future tense, patiently imploring, by gestures, that he might be Had Lord VV hitwoith had the years of Mcthuselam, allowed to speak, while select parties in the front of they would not have been numerous enough to exe- t e pit were as impatiently exercising ...

... the word Order’’ inscribed. He was accompanied by three or four men, and a lady, bearing a flag. Mr. Hunt was in the act of speaking when the cavalry charged, I hasten to close letter, as I am just informed, that the I asm reel ion has commenced. The people ...

... services of his vassals.— Such a person, however, must have been amongst the most opulent country gentlemen. Sir John Fortescue speaks of 51. year a fair living for a yeoman,” a class of whom he is not at all ihclined to diminish the importance. So, when Sir ...

... Mr. Hebhouse Major Cartwiiglil Mr. then came forward, but was icucily able to obtain a hearing, the moment he attempted to speak, about 30 or individuals set up a hidious yell, which, aiped by the vociferations of Mr. lamb's Committee, rendered the .Speaker ...

... 16s. to 17*. Rapeseed, 30a. to 325. The weather seems likely to break, and the accounts the late thunder and hail srurni speak of much injury the early heavy cropsi Dublin market note, Fur the Week aiding Aug. 6, 1819. 1 Middle From I To I Price, s. ...

... request only on account of the agitation it would occasion to both of them. Mrs. Stent again begged for God's sake to let her speak to him for a minute. The Magistrate said it was painful to deny her, but he thought it would be too painrul tor the feelings ...

... hiuith. The Visitation Sermon was preached by the Hon. and Rev. Henry Pakenham. Of the merits of this discourse we cannot speak more highly than by saying, that the Clergy of the Diocese made it their unanimous request that it might be published.— Drogheda ...

... whom that lady has dedicated her new popular romance, The Bard of the West,) in which his Royal Highness has been pleased to speak in the most flattering terms of Irish talent, and patriotism; and declares himself highly gratified, by the attention which ...

... vindicate my country from the outrage, you direct against the most estimable persons. I .Sl t rd OU todrown y ▼oict. but shall speak loud. 1 propose in the commencement of M. Crawford—So Ido now, Madame. You attempted life last winter —(Burttt of laughter ...

... veiy communicative, but hare ZPRICE, FOUR PENCES of late become reserved. They say they svant thing* to be put to right*; speak of no specific day for rising, but say it will be soon. Quarrels amongst themselves arc said to have diminished their numbers ...