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... In speaking of the performance of The Stranger,at Covent-Garden Theatre, the Editor ot the London Magazine relates the following interesting anecdote Mist lieanwont, ' good a girl ever slopped ou Norwegian wood-.'— gentleman learned education kept school ...
... The Author of Sketches descriptive of Italy, speaking ofthe Supreme. Council Venice, remarks, The room in which sat was hung with black; and increase its gloomy and terrific aspect, the powerful pencil of Tintoretto was employed to depict on the cieliiiir ...
... This ilay is published, in 12mo. price fid, boards, ripHE FRENCH SPEAKER; or,. the Art of I. Speaking and Reading the ['tench ; exentp.ified in a churse of Lessons illustrative of the Pt i raseolagy and Literature of the Language. Accomp4ined be a selection ...
... le bar. We undentood his Lordship p Speak in the highest terms of the Colonel's In India, and to enlarge in a most affectloate manner upon his excellent and honourable baracter, in the course of which he was cheered ly the House. The Noble Earl sat dowu ...
... THE COSSACKS IN HYDE PAR In speaking, recently, in the House of Commons, the doings uf ibe Holy Allies, Sir Jarties Mackintosh adverted to mysterious passage in the famous circular Lord Castlereagh, which he co sidcred deserving of serious attention. ...
... lions at Bahia, had been arrested for speaking with disrespect the miliury who effected the revolution at Rio,— The merchants, it seems, had subscribed large sura (it is said about 12,0001.) for the military ; and the Brigadier General is accused of having ...
... Others than your Prelate will speak to you of the glory of your ancestors; but for myself I shall only re, peat to the name of that God to whom we owe 4 (1400 40n.a1ronger than death.—(Cant. viii. 6.) Tv -Morrow, preceded by the Cross, we shall march ...
... cannot speak of them with certainty; I only know that I they all turn on this captious argument, viz. That in every thing which has yet been done, the Parliament thought it was acting according to the express wish of the King. If they had been mistaken ...
... speak, and he said nothing. it was nigh an hour, as sear as I can thin k % hen he tame back and replaced the gun. I did not see which nay he went or returned. When he returned be seemed be heated. Ile seemed as if he bad walked or run and sweat. Ile seemed ...
... LONDON'. PriVateletters.received from Odessa of the 18th ult. speak Of the ques.tion of peace or war as decided by the intellikeirted that army was breaking up from their encampment. on the Pruth, and preparing to march into winter quarter's. They had ...
... -Enemies, and obliged to speak alangtiage liner retegoise as that of' his heart. We will always, in good or bad fortune, remember that our fidelity to the Princes of Savoy ought to correspond with our attachment to the constitution from which *sr families ...
... at him, not known tg it would be right to speak. A soldier asked hint whin he meant by it, and he replied, That is the man who aimed and fired at the man at Cumberland G rte A gentleman in white trowsers (lie believed Mr. Birtaie) came up, and asked ...