... followers fled towards Persia. Unluckily for hi fell off his horse the second night, and was vk.cn prisoner Scindiah : he was exposed for some time in irons, and case: after this, .Scindia ' ordered bis cars, nose, hands, and feet, to be cut off; and his eyes ...

... several hundreds persons, it appeared, enrolled their names as Volunteers, who assembled the 'JOth c-f August, for the purpose faking the oath allegiance, which wasadminiblmd m Lngliah r.nd Welsh, Mr. Ki.lis, to persons. The Plaintiff was present, but did ...

... itself. It would be unnecessary to call the attention of the Diet the serious consequences to which the German Empire must be exposed, if ad, cf violence, of which the first example has just been seen, should be passed over in silence; it will, with its accustomed ...

... murmur of complaint has been heard'—while our property has been subjed to the plunder of his Clerks, and our persons have been exposed to the pikes of the Rebels. Still, however, the innocence-of Lord HARDwicKc, as to any intention of misdiner, is held forth ...

... expected tbatsucli iiardaliips and grievances should be incurred when under the ojieratioii the former Hill, though pari; were exposed lo many -router hardships,! uo complaints of such a nature had appeal a I lime whwu the temptation was four-fold* great| part ...

... Such was the state of things, when Edward . (ouzel, Mr. P. Lys, and W. Pontenev, displayed herciic coanige and bravery, exposed their lives to the most imminent Burger, and thereby sae .4 the sown of St. Helier and its inhabitants horn the meat terrible ...

... Whitaker, a friend of the plaintiff, happened to be present. It was vain that these men desired her 10 retire, while they exposed their captive to this critical examination. T he woman said he was friend ot hcr’s, and a vefy honest man, and she would see ...

... de Minkwintz.-- Another ground nn which she was opposed ap. peared to be in consequence of her having obtained goods under fake pretences, by representing herself as a p;rson of fortune, and stating to the trades. people she employed, that she had an ...

... the malicious intention of the writer; but, this ought5 ,one would think, to be a sufficient warning to the minister not to expose any department. of the state, and .by consequence the state itself, to the rude assaults of low-bred and low- minded men, ...

... a (own, ift ord.T toTbrec its r inh«bitaats, fur fear they should commtinipafe'the Kieal contagion to others, to continue exposed the jiiyilerous' air the p!ae c , tcal dausc of’rhe 'evil! Why, if those Qisvasei were contagious,: should iTiey*appear only ...

... the report the md especially the drummer, knew the danger to events that took place the night of the nth, and which they exposed them*; Ives approaching the not being myseli quite certain theexadfness of the fire apparatus ; but that their courage and ...

... are futilitied, and then- proceeds in , the paragraph-1 funnediatrly following, with a declaration, that these iociples ate fake, but are now more necemsoery than ever to maintain bere. grandeur. If the general malignity aimed against Great Britain were ...