... _lie modestly _withdrew , _and _the good _sense of the public saw at once that it was very _indecorous to _intrude on the privacy which _the Royal pany wished to _maintain . _After _the Legend of Florence _, witli whicli her _Majesty _appealed , from the ...

... DLEY can accommodate a FEW LADIES or GENTLEM EN in their house as BORDERS, with proper attendance, whose situations require privacy and care, without farther restraint than watchful attendance. Terms moderate, and satisfactory references given. Mr Radley ...

... tie interval before the curtain was agairs raised was too short to admit of tire au- dience being thus gratified, and the privacy sougit by tble loyal party was not rgairi disturbed, Mr M. Colnraghli submitted for the Queen's inspec- tion yesterday, a ...

... rof sus- picion and dislike. The principle of let-a-be for let. a-be holds not withi us. Whoever exhibits any desire for privacy is set down as 'I praoud, or something worse; no matter how inoffensive. or even how benevo- lent he may be ; and of all ...

... enjoins public censure, and a Dissenting red c. Churches, mprat by e by w Praet hich ive the ad ee op o t s ed ure i ls * a ne privacy. Ma M'Caft's LECTUNES.—The second lecture of this course was delivered on Wednesday evening, and embraced the period from ...

... from the number of times he was ordered to with- Je- draw, to enable the members of the Committee to Iso determine in strict privacy the points of difference la. arising out of his testimony. Mr Darling rem:'ined under examination until tile necessity of ...

... such situations and such size of Lots as may suit intending feuars. These Grounds are laid out in such a manner as to give privacy and protection to Property to an ex- tent not to be found elsewhere in the vicinity of Edinburgh. There are Gates, with Porters' ...

... and _aucli _sine of _lids as _may _unit _nikciiiling fvww . _Tliegc _Gruundii MI ! laid _out in such a manner as to _give privacy iiud _protection to property to nil exteut not to be _found _elsewhere in _the _vicinity of _Edinburgh . There aro _Oatca ...

... matters which concern Ireland. IHe (Lord Cloncurry) was amongst those who did so, and he had upon this oc- casion left his privacy and his home for the purpose of promoting the interest of Ireland upon this m o- mentous occasion ; and nothing could ever ...

... make preparations for the funeral , _wliicli , _it is ' . understood _, will take _place on Tuesday _next with as much _/ privacy _AS _possible .. _Directions were _also given to the police , ! n _consequence of what transpired at _the _inquest , that ...

... situations atnd such size of Lots as may suit iitentlitg feuairs. These Grounds are ltid out ls such a manimer as to give privacy and protection to Proplt rty to an ex- tent not to be fouind elsewvhere in the vicinity of Edintburggi. There are Gates, with ...

... is within: more eltharrassisig to be engaged prescience of general interest, ant subject of frequent inquiries, to whi c h privacy is &Nixed -not perhaps to e ll but at particular junctures, aid so as to laic of is duuo u n vi lit y i , nu ju it s y t ...