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... , • ' • -.• • ,t - • • BOW STREET Drank? and speak parrot ? and squabble? swagger? : with own ?- 0 thou invisible spirit of brandy and water, if thou hast no name to be known by, let us call thee—devil ! A most respectable man—a man of middle age, ...
... ON A DOG BARKING WHILST DIR. W. WAS SPEAKING Pumphagus* chacutE; vocis Hylactont When W-11—ms was railing, lawyer-like snarl So truly canine did appear, E'en the four-legged brute the two-legg'd approved, And bark'd out a joyous hear, hear ! * A ...
... ( Jovi _; ri » u _>; iil _Giztttttf in _speaking of _the rank , _number , anJ _objects of the conspirators , it is _surmised that the _QUEBN , or the agents of Prince MICHAEL , are implicated . The Calcutta _papers mention an engagement between some of ...
... search to judge of the massacre of the whit.:s by the A tees, because the fact speaks for itself. • 'Fite slints. with Bible lit one hand and the sword in the other, t-spoused the cause of the Faitteei—what is the result .? they he brought. down death ...
... ardent friend to injured sone of Africa. He is speaking of the free people of colour in the United States. There are many whites (be says), who truly lament their (the negroes e ) unhappy lot, J . :intro over their wrongs, and would gladly ...
... MORNIN c at, Wight, June speaking of the Cas - eg ted the value of the h, and in your paPeto onsequence of Conrt of Chancel' valued at 15/. tst two days, L Wednesday, and se in question, bat' s ( t have been made estate, being taken 0' this may be, I ...
... Of the good policy of repealing the Assessed Taxes it.is scarcely necessary to speak. The only question' is, whether any surrender of revenue can be afforded ; and this the Ministers have, by anticipation answered in the affirmative. The fact being e ...
... Poultry, Pigs, and Milch Cows.— The Editor of the Farmer's Journal, speaking- of Mouhrav' little boob on breeding, rearing, and fattening In kinds of Domestic Poultry .and Pigs, says, This unquestionably the most practical work on th subject in our language ...
... llOw' ' PP''' - \' • r -t• mon origin with ourselves, speaking one - common language, and adhering to one common religion. Such were the generourand patriotic ties bidding the United States. with' Eisglend.;. trusted that such nations, once acting in ...
... —Jf , __ every one wondered he was full, and then to speak till vcrv one was astonisheil to find him empty. (A laugh.)' At last le reckoning came; and then it appeared that ■ * „ ar H* filing only to pcrforoi one part of his duty—that ot collecting—but ...