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... If the French Journals speak truly, we are about to lose Prince Leopold ; but not the satisfaction of paying him £50,000 a year. His Royal Highness, it is positively stated, is to be the new King of Greece ; and some aver that his Queen is to be the ...
... The state of the poor of Ireland—and it is daily getting worse— is a speaking commentary upon the humanity and policy of the opposition which Ministers offered to Mr. Sadler's motion for giving that island the benefit of a poorlaw. In almost every quarter ...
... Yon speak of lha thick and tbia supporter Ministers in the Houae of Commont. bat far is this charge from being well founded, tbat you will see, on referring to columns your own paper, that out of tix party divisions which bava taken place during tho ...
... We have received the official account of the landing the French on the Algerine coast Count Bourmont speaks of a loss of 20 men only private letters, in the Paris papers, assert that the Arabs, with whom the French troops came in contact displayed some ...
... , ftWETUY LES HOMMES AUTOMATES. We are persuaded that this our artificial man will not only walk and speak, and perform most of the outward functions of animal life, but i being wound u;» once a week) wiil ■« rhaps reason a* Well as most of yJur country ...
... MR. FIELDEN AND TE EXPRESS,” HE « To the Editor of the Leeds Times. ; **Oh, while you live. speak trath, and shame the devi!.” { Srm,—On Saturday week, the yin its’ Shakspeare mercies of Whiggery, | made fruitless attempt to paralyse the effects | of: ...
... Advertising in the Newspapers. —We have always a strong reluctance to speak on any subject connected with the shop ; but when we see atten pis made to mislead tbe public on matters of importance equally to the community and ourselves, we cannot consent ...
... The Princess Victoria is said to be accomplished in a high degree. She speaks with fluency and elegance nearly all the modern European languages, is a proficient in Latin, and has made great | progress the mathematics. She is also an excellent I musician ...
... THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1831. We are now in a condition to speak with some degree of certainty as to the intentions of his Majesty's Ministers. Signally defeated as they have been upon nearly all the leading questions of their policy ...
... THE LEEDS IXTELLIGENCEB) THURSDAY , MAY 17, 1832. . , ,vu ...
... The Times newspaper, speaking as from authority, avows that the Reform Bill is a prelude to a Whig Church Reform and it intimates that it is probable Parliament will begin with the Church of Ireland, for reasons which need not be enumerated. That there ...