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... nicle, the Editor the Mercury observes:—' M the newspaper of which he (Lord'S.) speaks were suppressed, the oilier tide of the warfare would still exist—forgetting, fact, that the Durham Chronicle has just as much right to abuse Lord Stewart, the Durham ...
... • NITANTS a SITUATION, as VALET to a V SINGLE GENTLEUAN, or in a FAMILY that intends Traveling: can speak German, French, Italian, and a little English, and can have a good character from his last place. Direct, post_ paid, F. It.. at Mr. CuOien's, No ...
... O. 3.5. \Tor._ I. THE LATE RIOTS IN LONDON lhave always been unwilling to speak of the or her friends as truth required that lould be :Token of, and we hoped that her Would for ever relieve us .. front the neces. ev en alluding to them. We regarded her ...
... parties who could speak to the facts of the case were those who could not attend. The Chief Justice (Mr. Piggott), whose name had been alluded to, was an individual for whom he had the greatest respect.• He was brother to Sir Arthur Piggott, the distinguished ...
... This day was published, in I3mo, price Bs. (hi. boards, FRENCH SPEAKER; or, TSte Art of JL Speaking and Readiug the French Language; exemplified iu Course Lectures, illustrative uf the Phraseology and Literature of the Language. Accompanied Selection ...
... ASingle Lady, of the greatest respeetabiiitY, who has been on the Continent for some time, and speaks sAlveral languages, wishes to meet with a Situation as COMPANION to auelderly Lady, or to take the care of ,oue or two young Ladies, Under ten years ...
... heart to distinguish them, generally speaking, from the herd of mankind. Whereas the authors of some former revolutions were the best and wisest of their nation—the lights their age, and the glory of the human race. Bermuda Papers arrived yesterday to ...
... lame at prevent Arty doy. He speaks or tAe departure of MM. Paeiget and Francois, and greatest the young Jousry, who 'volunteered to repair to Barcelona to replace the when informed of his &tab.- dada* from Galexidi, of the 10th curifirm the complete ...
... to them ; whereas the Greeks have not only_ remained a nation, but are still a European nation—they still speak the language of their forefathers—they still profess and practise the faith which obtains in Europe, and conform to European customs—they ...
... being slanderers, merely because they speak of such mens’ follies or vices ; or believe that Tories have any peculiar appetite for slander because they read and profit by the exposition.— Let these writers speak the truth, and the whole truth : let them ...
... W' With throbbley heart and eye-hi wit; as she speaks in that sweet lone. Nbieb snakes the i awls as she 'mares that smother d Which hear sag Ay, I. Edwardei face while, And loog to weep, yet seems to smile. Vale forms may Sod my love 1 And lighter steps ...