... they have betters, except the accidental circumstance of situation. A girl may be seen walking side by side, and sometimes arm arm, with her mistress along the street, and the familiarity engenders contempt; while among the spectators there cannot be any ...

... was attacked jusl after had passed the Lodge-gates John Blayds, Esq., at Oulton, by five men. They first fired two shots, but happily without producing any other effect than that of causing Mr. Grattan's horse to swerve; one them then seized the animal ...

... commerce ;—if they w ere excluded from the Scheldt, the Belgians would be discontented, and mi»lit throw themselves into the arms of France. The partition t, at was eh itted out, was one which would not bring Belgium into contact with Holland ; and the ...

... it. stood arm and collected. did not appear in a rage. Cross-ex .mined— keot his hands in his pockets. was in passion when he struck the blows He did not attempt to get away. He rushed up staiis, and was brought down cool and collected. John Plattr, saw ...