... remain low gratify them, and continued about yards from the earth, and at this height was enabled, by Hie assistance of my speaking trumpet, converse with Hie crowds who were collected but indistinctly saw the town of Nottingham, from the haziness of the ...

... was observed many of his acquaintances—he being well hnown in the city —to use much gesture, and was alto noticed to he speaking intervals | what added the surprise that person was seen accompanying him. Some of Ins friends sent to his wife, expressing ...

... more anxious to be considered casual visitor ** the hells,’* than as partner in their odious profits; he even says, when speaking of one the gaminghouse proprietors lately convicted in the Court King's Bench, that that person entreated him abstain from ...

... parish, where M. Wannel was rcra'ivetl as ‘Mil!lather, and where, jvohahly, the thonaht of him had not y, | pmelrated. h facts speak for themselves, i’oal «0 abstain at present from addin!; any relleeli.ms. ask only if any decision of the Chamht-r-.f Deputies ...

... on Wednesday gave her testimony. She has waited upon Mr. Weare, his chambers in Lyon’s Inn, for nearly five years, and she speaks with pnsitivtnass to all the things found as his property.—James Slack, dealer in hard-ware, has alto been examined. He lives ...

... diameter, in*omueb that single pound ol this attenuated, yet pet feet ?uhsiauce, would be sufficient encompass our globe.—Speaking odours, single grain musk has been known to perfume room for 20 years. How* often, during that lime, (hr air the apartment ...

... freeholders, and was loudly cheered nearly the whole of the multitude before the hustings.—The Honourable Bart, proceeded speak of the merits and qualifications of Sir John Thorold, whom he said he had known from his infancy.—He would pledge himself for ...

... Thurtell, seemed pleased hearing his arrival, and instantly expressed strong desire to see the High Sheriff, as he said he wished speak to him urgent business. The High Sheri!!, on receiving this information, repaired to I'hurtell’s apartment, when the prisoner ...

... at aboot nine o'clock in the evening, near Entry-hill-bridge, a tall man first came up to him, and said, Friend. I want to speak to you but suspecting that the man meditated mischief, he (While) without hesitation struck him down, and ran on for a few ...

... • and that Counsel shall positively pay out of their own pockets, all the cx.irnces these irrelevant proceedings, Ido not speak any particular proceeding, or any particular Counsel; make these declarations the general principle and practice.’’ Oak, Elm ...

... Widdiogtuo, saw body uu the road-got olf the putty, and lifted deceased up—lie was lying 111. hack in the middle road—he did not speak, hat groaned heavily set Itioi up—questioned him, hut receiving answer sei him ngtiinsi the bank, at the ijde the lau‘ —tilde ...

... is aii extrscc from » letter jusi received l»y respectable gentleman in Liverpool; »t Charleston, S, C.. November 8. After speaking of the rnncoious spirit excited (he elections, (be writer proceeds thus newspapers teemed with abuse, and several instances ...