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... WERCUILYI.SmPTmI%23mR 3. The tone of the Russian Bulletins last received, is in all respects like diat of their predecessors. They speak of the v l-n.- . h. A D . e. I-- - I 1 of the valour displayed by the army of the Emperor, and Of the successful attacks made ...
... In rnaking these observations, he might not be *ceded speak as a radical or as professed economist. was by no means an advocate for paltry savingsbut did not wish to have thesilitems come up without °lsere/ratio& Ile had lately read a speech in which ...
... ON SUBJECT OF CAPITAL PUNISITIVAI rs. - Opinion may be suspected of bias, But speak for themselves:* roirne,,—o-The chrioiartlike ably expre:sel sentiments from nine to time diguined the col moo: of your emi. notily respectable Journal ( opou the subject ...
... it were quite safe to speak in a confident manner of the state of people of whom the majority are notoriously ignorant and priest-ridden, should feel inclined lo say that the Constitution of Portugal a fair way being safe. The authorities in France have ...
... silence that speaks, There something that cannot be told, There are words that can only lie read the checks, And thoughts but the eyes can unfold. There's look expressive, so timid, so kind, conscious, so quick to impart; Tho' instant speaks out the mind ...
... The Chronicle, speaking of the obstruction which the. reporters met with on Monday the House of Lords, observes, '« suppose is all nig to the Orderly Book ...
... curious Sbid’s I who fanned but i -- -- ' '- ' very time be speaking Cobbett the imposing be and decorous throughout— unless it be that green rag which Emancipation” and which cart Shiel was This the en banner over Shiel time of according to the common ...
... speaking to him the subject, me net- with the he was ready to be accountable for bisection; that he calved tboeducalos of a Gentleman, and so forth. Ile /bran) certainly haithen said,, that he did not proposet i : k to the issue of trial by hattk. ...
... would permit him to speak to the complainant, if he was willing to settle the matter. The parties then retired, and after a good deal of deliberation the old Jew agreed to take a sovereign from the Irishman, who was obliged to find sureties to keep the ...
... my class of men; but still , the produce of their industrY cl away in profligacy, or in stly speaking, we expect little, !rn of retrenchment; he coulg if he did not profusely sca tter nd• provide places for his sur interest in maintaining things re, will ...
... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public ' acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROIIATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering It flexible and melodious ...
... NAPOLEON IN EXILE. (Continued from our Paper of Saturday.) To speak of an unproved and improbable allegation, as of an undisputed fact, is a most disingenuous artifice; and the writer who employs it can have none but a pernicious influence on public opinion ...