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... LAW INTELLIGENCE. tide, when recommending its Irish comforts. Potatoes he would still find, and, generally speaking, plenty of them; but the cow and the flowing milk- ROLLS, COURT, JULY 11. pail (except in some districts, where equivalent JENNINGHAM V ...
... INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. (From the lliessager des Chambres of Tuesday, April 14.) ANCONA, MARCH 21.—Letters from Naples speak with much confidence of a new Protocol, said to have been signed at London by the Ministers Plenipotentiary of the three Mediating ...
... SPIRIT AND MANNERS OF TUE AGE. We feel ourselves abundantly justified in speaking favourably of this new monthly periodical, which blends the useful with the ornamental in' a truly attractive manner. It has, we perceive, an unexceptionable list of co ...
... Only she that hath as much possession of virtue as of beauty, deserves a noble love to serve her, and a true poe•ie to speak her.—Habington's Castara. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. ...
... THE EXTRACTOR.—VoI. I. Part H. We cannot speak in higher terms of this miscellany than to say that it fully acts up to the professions with it has set out, viz. to give the most entertaining and instructive extracts from the different periodicals and ...
... amusing and instructive articles of all the latest Periodicals, Foreign and Domestic. Of the quality of the selections we can speak in the liighest terms of praise.—Suu. Published at the office, 150, Fleet-street ; and sold by all Booksellers. ...
... the inhabitants of the principalities, and what is certainly more remarkable, many Turkish houses at Adrianople and Sophia speak of the results of the campaign with pleasure, and give ...
... useful practical character, about the present number of this periodical, but the style in which it is conveyed is, generally speaking, so tame and insipid that the value of the materiel is nearly, if not quite destroyed. The best article in the whole number ...
... Surrey, Shakapeare, Sydney, Milton, and other celebrated persons belonging to the Court and age of Elizabeth. The second volume speaks, among many more, of Waller's Sacharissa, of Doctor Donne, Lord Lyttleton, Klopstock, Monti and their wives; of Swift, Pope ...
... Only she that bath as touch possessicn of virtue as of beauty, deserves a noble love to serve her, and a true poesie to speak her.—Habington's Castara. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New But lington-street. Nearly ready, in Svo. IIEMOIRS OF CHARLES ...
... Clare, are watched with considerable interest at this side of St. George's Channel. It is asserted by those who affect to speak as if they were iu the secret, that Mr. O'CONNELL will net, under any circumstances, be permitted to walk over the course ; ...
... sales be effected only at reduced prices. Of BARLEY some extensive purchases have been made by our brewers ; but, generally speaking, the article dues not appear to in demand. Of OATS we have received considerable supplies but chiefly of inferior quality ...