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... (LEFT SPEAKING.) Among the latest fashionable arrivals at Ton. bridge Wells, are the Archbishop of ARMAGH and Lady ANNE BERESFORD and family, Lady PULTENEY, Ikon. Mr. and Mis. STAFFORD JERNINGNAm, Mr. LAWRENCE and Lady JANE PEEL, Goneral and Mrs. POPHAM ...
... (LEFT SPEAKING.) STURGEON.—A sturgeon, weighing 20st., and measuring nine feet in length, was caught on the evening• of Friday last, at Dornock, near Annan. The following day it was brought to Dumfries, cut up, and sold at 4d. per lb. The said sturgeon ...
... Speak, oh! ye Judges of the earth ; he made sure it would suit his purpose, and without further examination, when the proper time came, he gave out the four first veises of the 58th Psalm, which were sung as follows: Speak, oh! ye Judges of the earth ...
... Speaking to stones, would make them capable.” Sir Thomai Aclakd, it known, retires from Devonshire. Mr. Phillipps, the eldest brother to the Under-Secretary of State in the Home Department, and who ones represented the county before, ie, it is said, to ...
... persons to speak to the fact that the Delos was not a vessel entitled to be classed under the letter A., and that the description of her in the Green Book was, in every respect, correct. The Learned Counsel further stated that he should show that it was ...
... establishment of religious equality. It is evident that when they speak of the evil of tithes, they mean more than tithes—they mean the superiority given the law to the Protestant Episcopal Church. The manner in which tithes are collected, no doubt, adds ...
... unce of upsitospaecrrteyTpi nature . ?and in that point of f view I Lord speak . ,. u . n a t ~ affirmed that the borough s in schedule hed ; for I t()rY' • w i o ti ' L l i ' l l al h' : tranchise ' t it was not, but t i l t ie, w , v, a , l iw. a e ...
... Hon. Member for Hertford chose to speak in disprii - iinent of the constituency of Aldborough, if he did not spare the constituency at large, it was to be hoped that his fraternal feelings would induce him to spare his own brother— (hear). The CHANCELLOR ...
... 27.1 !..„„..__ We e n ORNAMENTS OF THE HOUSE. - your always to speak of the Ornaments of the House with re_aruiost deference of honourable members, and indeed the late debate the privileges and dignity of the House has impressed as with L fe art . I ...
... • • • Just published, in t vol.. the Fourth Edition of THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, in SIXTY LESSONS, particularly calculated to render the speaking of French easy to English persons. By J V. DOUVILLE, Professor of the French Language. 110, Strand, London ...
... terest because have reason to believe that it not only speaks the sentiments of the French M.nistry, but that most of the articles are from the pen of a distinguished Member of the French Cabinet. After replying to the ravings of one of the Paris ultraliberal ...