... t wantS inot dlo. No mati1 loved the lirittiib Coufftittian 100cc tljcan xd ha did, and -t- was to prefacerv it frflt, and chess-, ito grated itt,ta Lis hie now centatendcd for thle neceilitv of' mnartial law. Ifth 3 weic fu'lleoactt for a week, irelsaid ...

... 11-mii n Fordi'd.tnyiiayg~.er,~ 11 Ct:hmasV Wer ' c/hs// yesifi-e-ues: ?? ?? C),, ?? onaca4 ssl'btsusi aaed . 7W C-I,. tbeI~ ?? Chess, 11 -o~tene re 0 'hi inet'.ll esf- tts.is ?? Csls~e' fi's//,ei ?? C C sae-f5,er or s, dared ae-se aeosrdssg loI Ais ?? us- ...

... to thie bmok-tst a dreadful ditessa lines,' ClervrxadChiastuphe arewthtebi gutnds. Theirn bofdiness increaseswith-ur woeus chess dhenO iturep and ag.etnumber othe chiefs :an srrbitcdI andc l anre onrgk' h arld th te- suustn.-'-hn theb eginning of Novem ...

... The title of ImperiaL.Prince 4 of Imperial Princess, shall be giveh arid cori-' ferred wihh that of Archdoke ana Archdu' chess, aswell as 'of RoyalHighness, tiour descendaits of both sexes, and fo those.f' our successors in the sovereignty.8£ ?? House ...

... no exaine ifin the present case 'the etipoltionsof theTreat, evisels hnds Sain to France, have niot celm,; bitt after all chess concessionis, it remisfrneois rthe other irstd to resesrke, that this obligaio s' absolutely foicigo, to Great Britain, arad ...

... toini at half past thre' in the afterriooni, in a coach and six, for the purpose of being present at the interment. The Du- chess, and Princess Sophia, still Iciai in Glouceestl house. * W.YiMIOU'I', SEPT. 3. The Prince arrived in tiime yesterday tot ine ...

... body, or agitation' of mind. ' To inhale the grateful fumes of his. pipe, and to foil his adversary in thle struta- -gems ol chess, or other sedentary games, constitute the principal part of his amuse- ?? physical causes neces- sarily circumscribe the sphere ...

... osedi-ator, and arhata meacis has hi at his tbs-sos' to conwse!iher to adriere to it? ffe-, CQosrt o'fViernna has nor pus chess questions to itself, anid ii'> 5' ottires tiese to asnaier them, slits alone should neaiee it sesid,'sat it lies 'a~l:ed with ...

... chirge of the. paper, forthe purpose~of ca r ying the order into eef.& Theforder of battle re- sehibled ex;afily a game of chess, o6' drafts. ' The Emn.r peror cred out on a sudden, ' Now I have them.). He, then ordered a gener'tal attack; The narshes ...

... Buckinghamshir . Viscount Sidnleuth. ocd~~i, ?? ,LoRpscEuerorup h, Ret Spencer, Caihcart W Rus ~, 1jawkesbiwjy., LauderdaiC.a~o ' chess of Gordoa, Marcebioyss Wellesley, ,Ibd Casdtl riag, L~iy Pice, 'mrs. Fokc, &c., 'Aftr diner t 1ntoasts egien by th The Kl~g~The ...

... two. ,o'clock,; and: '1 her, Majesty and tihe fi~ve Pi'cesis shi.Royal-Highuess .1 the- Duke of Sussex ?? Roya ?? the Du- chess of -ork; the Secuetaries of State; tbe Secretary r tt wari, the Judge of the Admiratty.; the Lord Ad- ' vocate ?? Scotl.and ...

... Capitain ITtWEERD; from Moiaii,', rrivd at Saldomb, near-'Kingsbridge, De- vrnshire, on -Thursday everring and landed the Du'chess bf NEWcAsTLE, General CFRAWFORt, Lady CHAR- r LOTTE PELHAM CLWINTON, and tier children, lately pri's soners in France, An ...