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... it olung and unrolled buincatlithem. A similar plunoemennonl hias lately.displayeditselfixh New York acid other partp of America: FEMI ALE FASHIONS FOR OCTTOBER. PROMEsNADE DRESS.-Dress of Egyptiall hlile dt Cape, made higb andi very full; the sleeves ...
... detail of facts, which prove the in- veterate hostility to Episcopacy which so generally prevailed in his day throughout North America, grounded on the supposed inseparable connexion of Episeopacy with Monarchy. During the worst of times, however, there were ...
... oiondayif 4,200. 1His farnitune and library are to be sold in a few ?? galeshare beenexperienced along the whole coast of North America, and innu- merable losseshave been ?? Lynd- bhurst has purchased fromn the Duke of Rutland his large mansion iii Arlisigtoi-street ...
... 1827. be -i lbeg to acknowledge, with. thanks, the favour of your very obliging letter, and request you to inform y'our America~n friend, that I am grate. A fully sensible of the compliment paid me by. the offer you have transmitted; hut that the prospects ...
... sway, wereever lppermost in iis aspirastious and scheirues. -T e secures these, lie esaled, as he said, the siew Sstates of America into existence. Truly-he diet; so far as the shalie that England had irn that great work wits concerned, and it goes to make ...
... mother, I go fair, far frot all these-I hi li&eilrsted sin one of the too' regiineits, and we bc L iagieist'tlhe Frnchi ini America.' - ' E'tisted d) uttered tI h 'astonaishpd msoter- to I agait siup will-without my cot1s6ent-r'YoO could n ot-'n6si wozuld ...
... I-e died in 1721, and was buried in the cuilrclhyard, where ]is mempory is t recorded by the annexed iiascription:- Born in America, in Europe bred, 1nl Airic travell'd, and in Asia wved; - Where lons he Iiv'i asid thnvi'd- In London Adied; ?? good, soni ...
... inoilnulent to thef ?? 01 the late N.Canning. I I id. Owe Nc Spent a few days in Liverpoolpre- i iesto Il is departure for America, and sailed lastI1 jveel: for Nc!w Orlcaiis, intending to nascod the1 2'iissi~sisi plii4 his settlement: of' New H-arsnony ...
... Commruissions advertised in Tiles- I r* dsij's Oezbtte, 'are fixed for Christmas-day! -:--Thle Cherokee Indiasis in North America have formed a ai Conlsti~tutionl, and erected a prlinting office ; and s ais- a's Soons as tile press arrives, they intend ...
... from, a distance, is to stick them in a potatoe or turnip, and then pack them in moss or hay; thus : tey may besuent ?? to America. On their arrival they should be half or three, quarters' buried in moderately moist oils in the shade, and kept there till ...
... icnd of tea which they use. In China and thei Indian Archipelago, only black tea is used; at Calcutta, only green tea; in America, the propor- tions are 79 parts of green tea to 21 of black, out oif 100 ; in Esigland exactly the reverse, within a friaction ...
... Cardiff Bridge has been repaired, and is ?? lbrfectly safe for carriages, &c. to pass over. i AsTrs11A.-A Dr. Chierenti, in America, affirms, bati he can ell'ectuallly cure asthlmta (unless it pra- (ecds frowl organic alteration), by inflating the hugS capiously ...