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... two preceding days. Either it is a right, says be, speaking of the QUEEN'S Coronation, or it is not a right ; ff it is a right it can never have been omitted on mere grounds of' expediency, if it is not a right it is a ceremony depending on the will ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... HAPLESS JULIA A FRAGMENT. She, in yon cell, in tatter'd dress, Whose every feature speaks distress, Was Nature's fairest flower; But the spoiler came, in man's proud form, Rifled heart young and warm, Implanting sorrow's power- knew her, when her mild ...
... VVANTS a Situation u TRAVELLING SER. V VANT to a Gentleman, or Family going abroad, an Italian, who speaks French perfectly, and can have a most onexvcptjonable character from; ;be family with whom he has recently come from Italy. His terms will be moderate ...
... right—V Speak P* A voice from the centre —** No.'No. smile* and gestures the left.) ' M. MANUEL—“ If It invotved the of nsrfol Ehfie truths, the opp ...
... lips in dew. Her eye's expression, all must own, Is soft as heaven when moon-benins shine- In shun, her every look and (one Speak softness gently feminine. If signs of grace so sweet and dear, Charm in each look, and lone, and feature, Then is it prima ...
... another character the Mime stamp. Sir Hudson Lowe. »th respect to Die other .subjects do not entirely agree with him, but shall speak more fully a period more leisure. ...
... SOLICITOR-GENERAL, who pursued the same line of argument with additional illustration.. lie was followed by Mr. BROUGHAM, who was speaking when our Reporter left the Court, at twenty minutes a ft er t wo . Th e SOLICITOR-GENERAL was expected to reply, and the ...
... as Monthly N urse, require 4 Can have the most unexceptionable character. Has been four years with a family in France, and speaks the langua;e. Di..eet, post paid, to A. L., at Mr. Wilson's, Tavistockstrect, C.,venz-g-ardt'n. ...
... makc so very great a figure in history, as his more . devoteci,acheirers have assumed, for their own consolatic.n. We 'lo not speak So much at .present of the space which it will occupy, as of the interest which it is destined to claim;, per, while We question ...
... their persons or property; they have been under the necessity of shutting up their windows and fastening their doors. Report speaks of several being murdered, owing to the confusion that exists, and being near to the tinu of post setting out, afii unable ...