... (Minister of Commerce) replied, that the Government had not relinquished its friendly disposition towards Mbheubt Au; that in speaking of the integrity of the Ottoman Empire, the Government meant to convey that no portion oi it should be alienated for the ...

... is a smart, lively, well-written tale ; but as it is not concluded in this Number, we are de-. vied the satisfaction of speaking of it as a whole. The Literary Notices are numerous, and as carefully written as usual. ...

... rather intended to frighten) the Tartars, when they claimed reparation of injury, by— Let it be a Decree. Sir, I am free to speak as a Tartar to two Johns of the justice room, who have at any rate played a part on the celestial gong of Guildhall. Mouton ...

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... seemed to pay but little attention lo it. They were of course, all fully aware of its contents. Some of them were observed to speak to each other. The only one who was en- gaged in conversation was Zephaniah Williams, who was engaged nearly all the time with ...

... seemed to pay but litile attention to it. They were, of course, all fully aware of its contents. Some of them were observed to speak to each other. The only one who was en- gaged in conversation was Zephnniah Williams, who was engaged nearly all the time with ...

... pounded. 1 have very little doubt that there are times when the earth complete!) , absorbs it, or, perhaps, more properly speaking, condenses it in a very short period, and that on other occasions it arises above that height at which the olfactory nerves ...

... place in 1781. The Attorney-General There can be no doubt of that fact. _ _ Sir F. Pollock—Well, then, Mr. Justice Foster, in speaking of this Act, devotes a section to it, and his observations will be found in the 12th section of his discourse on high treason ...

... be originated for themselves. The dearness of bread is an argument that comes home to them, and the cries of their family speak with a force that compels siurriotionKendaillfercury. .EVENING EDITION. his late. George the Third, with the view of foelt ...

... The Government is not really a Government which, seeing such language used in the journals which are generally understood to speak the views of Government, and certainly are devoted to its eulogy, does not interfere to pre- vent the mischief which is likely ...

... submit, may be trusted if their evidence be consistent, and if it be corroborated as to the main facts to which they will speak. Or, that evidence no doubt will exist in your minds with regard to the guilt of the prisoner. Gentlemen, it gives me sincere ...

... peremptorily on the condition of government inspection, which yet they endeavoured to de us was of little moment. AVhen I speak of the pro- moters of this scheme, I do not allude to the Committeeof Privy Council. They are only the instruments of an agency ...