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... be the profits of this ingenious monopoly. To speak thus at length of such an air-drawn bubble is to treat the thing with a gravity which it would ill deserve, but for the great interests with which foolish schemes are now and then connected. We undeistand ...
... ECLIPSE t4O49QN T,he gpodstown of, Calcutta (other. places may speak_ for themselves) Was amused on nutty night, 26th January, with a remarkable celestial phenomenon,' tt , hich deserves ,at least, a notice in a dailyitiurnit, if it were only tore. mark ...
... PA It LI E N rItOCE};DING. Ors CollstOXS. Mercurii, W die Mild, 1823. Air. SPEAK Ea reported the Jtoral .ANNent —to Llttcries BM ? Ilarilla Duties Dili, Disonbotiied 31ilitia Bill, and Instil- rections ( Ireland) Bill. COAL. T - Petition from I fatileigh ...
... troops under his orders. This movement causes some surprise. Aucseouno, SEPT. 30.—Letters from Ihlu speak of a terrible insurrection which has broken out in-Upper Egypt. The whole of the country betweett•Dubbe, Costi, and Condofan, have risen en masse ...
... he waited yesterday, but could not get an opportunity of speaking, and he had therefore directed a letter, and left it at his Lordship's house. The FJORD CHANCELLOR said he did not wish to speak disrespectfully of Mr. Gourlay, but he never read any letters ...
... COMMONS. The Gallery was crowded at an early hour this morning, in anticipation of the debate fixed for this evening. The SPEAKE a took the Chair at four o'clock. Sir Costrrow DOMVIL LE took the oaths and his seat for Bossiney. . Sir W. LEMON presented ...
... enemy, anti of living with man who had done him The greatest wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it had Occurred three centuries ago t in his recitals anti his observations he speaks the language of past ages; he is like a spirit arcing in the Elysian ...
... Portuguese Government, renouncing the title, and returning the insignia of Knight Commander of the Tower and Sword. The letter speaks for itself, and pourtrays the honourable feelings of a Briton, indignant at the unjust and illiberal treatment he had received ...
... look for peace. He did not consider that part of the charge at all reprehensible, more especially as Judge Fletcher was speaking of the North of Ireland, where disturbances prevailed on the subject of illicit distillation. lie adverted to the letter ...
... BA.YONNE PAPERS. BAYONNE, MAY 2g.—The letters brought by the army courier from Madrid not being yet delivered, we can only speak of the reports in circulation here. Opinions are very much divided respecting the Council of Castile, convoked by the Duke ...
... different countries, speak nearly us many different languages or idioms. His wife was an Italian, whom lie married in Italy on the first invasion of that country by the French. His first child (Marie) was born at Milan, and speaks Italian, the language ...
... where he was nightly obliged to resort, having neither house or home to go to. lie called the very prosecutors'against him to speak to his character, and they all gave him a very good one. Mr. Justice BAILEY summed up the evidence to the Jury, who found the ...