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... of this month. They had received the Emperor's proclamation at Warsaw, but the enthusiasm was not diminished. Vol unteers, arms, and contributions were pouring in on all sides. They talk of raising the army to 100,000 infantry, and 20.000 cavalry. - The ...
... Thous hast some little Went all admit, - Which might, if well directed, make a hit; But thy conceit and self-importance tend To arm the foe, and to disgust the friend. Thy colleagues feel thou art (though oft a bore) A necessary evil in their corps: There ...
... in the train how extraordinary this was, and can vouch for the authenticity. Yours faithfully, London, May 23, 1839. HENRY GRATTAN. P.S. You see, old fellow, I harbour no animosity against you. TUE BATHOS PRECIPITATE.—The Moniteur Parisien on Monday night ...
... C;James, Bt. J. S. Poulter, Esq A. Blennerliassett, Esq. J. Ellis, Esq. E. 11. A'tourt, E.g. p. Mahony, Esa J. Round, Esq, J. Grattan, Esq. R. Howard, Esq. J. Easthoro, Esq. S. Duckworth, Esq W. Forbes, Esq. C. E. Rumboll, W. Wilshere, Esq. 11. Stuart, Esq ...
... continuing s ir,gr, t t s e f use, I have gradually re covere d my hea l t h an d fl es h. y , yours, HANNAH WILLIAMS. St. John's Wood. Mr. Parry, of 203, Hoxton Old Town, was afficted with a violent Cough for 20 a few bottles was e n ti re l y cure d ...
... stick to his occupation of superintending mappings, weedings, and accommodating changes in the honourable corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, than he is in turning the Lord LieutenantofVv - orcestershire into a mere factious partisin. DISQUALIFIED.—Mr. P. THOMSON ...