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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Gooch pave The glorious Memory of George the Tniid.” The feelings the enmpnny upon such a snbjcor would speak mare eloijnently Ilian (lire Chairman) could ever hope to do. The fallowing toastawere then given, each introduced few words fnnn the Chairman:—*’ ...
... 00URIER.—WANTED a COURIER, who IL, speaks French and Italian, to go with a Family to Florence.—A pply to Mr. Reynolds, Bookieller, 157, Oxford-street, at Nine o'clock in the Morning. ...
... being about to speak. This probably prevented any other person from rising; and Mr. Pitt finding himself thus called upon, and observing that the House waited to hear him, thought it necessary to rise. Though really not intending to speak, he was from the ...
... not practice corrupt things. Do not Oppose the commands of your parents or teachers. Do not speak much. Provoke not a guest to anger. Between two parties, not speak 'swords here and flatteries there. Do not stir up troubles. Do not cut and carve the poor ...
... to speak after Lot d Nugent; and the moment his Lordship sat down, Mr, Byng and several «it his to whom had communicated Mr. Pitt's supposed intention, culled out, in the manner usual in the House Commons, Mr. Pitt's name as being about to speak. This ...
... being about lo speak. Tbj« probably prevented any other person from £. ...
... testimony, and that of other of my disinterested fellow-countrymen, will, I am sure, speak more for me than the ex-officio insinuations of an attorney-general can ever speak against me. 1 have always been willing 1o be tried by my fellow-countrymen ; to them ...
... intended to speak after I-ord Nugent; and the moment his Lordship down, Mr. and several of his friends, to whom had communicated Mr. Pitt's supposed intention, called out, in the manner usual the House Commons, Mr. Pitt's name, being about to speak. This probably ...
... tliat of _other of my _disinterested fellow countrymen , _will , 1 am sure , _speak mure for _me tlian _the ex ufllcio insinuations of an _Attorney-General ran _ever speak against _me . 1 _have _always _been willing to be tried by my _fellow _, countrymen ...
... being about to speak. This probably prevented any qther person from rising; and Mr. Pitt, finding himself thus called upon, and observing that the House waited tp hear,htm, thought it necessary to rise. Though really not intending to speak, he was from- ...