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... stage, being set up for the Judges representing the Court of Common Pleas. All the compasse without the lists was set with scaffolds, one above another, for people to stand and behold. There were behinde the square where the Judges sate, two tents, the one ...
... abuse orco to a. ind, power.. The Ternis Court was adrsirOP the egal d at for the occasion, by Mr. John Sister A up n of scaffolding was reared in the middle of on o exeelitt irce sides, on which the committee with tae thelengess ving requisitionists, and ...
... vogue, under the aus- pices of Sir James Langgham. -An elegan't ?? monument, to the memory of Major-Gencvral Ross, who was killed at Baltimore in the late American war, has just been placed-in St. Paul's tCathedral. Valour is seen lowering an American ...
... 9artettfr. . tOCAL. V. tho110M Sp e.-A commodir4.s flight of scaffold- f hig is now nearly completed from thb.tower~part to the top of the spire, for the purpose, we understand, of at enabling a numrber of qualified individuals tboroughly ai. to survey ...
... ret1te1 rs1it hl usstrbaindjS CIPP itU ~ o it ncsarytone' cot-.O. ?? ~- ,gIin hic all trotf il d[ piuticipated To thergo ~whiOO- kill this Wi c cfs e t or Governmient. hc 74 tle VN~tce. FortunaS~ a ie ftersrardsa~~L in . ct -wterad C tt. dplayed On this occs~ ...
... these birds is considered. iudicatuve of 9 ay., an eary if not a severe winter. ent Iode Crt- ?? the 27th July there ,was-killed in tha us- of Ogden a large snake, which, upon examination, 'I'was found to contain one~ hundred and ,six Wmr ,nuskes! re- ...
... hate art pouring now. wh Yes! touch the timbre!, join the dance, LII Thy scaffolds do their work and spill The best, the bravest blood of ?? Yes ! sing and slaughter, feast and kill, Proud triumph! which, with heart elate, Paternal love might celebrate ...
... faith- ful France, and the Ministry remains mute! A word, a tgesture, and the Cortes would return to their obscurity: I the scaffold would receive the wretches whom public ven- . geance designates; Ferdinand would recover the crown which lie holds only from ...
... victory in favour of the Constitutionalists. The de- feat of the Army of the Faith vwas complete; a great num. ber of whom were killed and made prisoners. The Constitutionnell says, the commandant of the troops of the line, who had at first given way, is summoned ...
... several American vessels were robbed. The ig Alert arrived Havannah from New Orleans. Tin* Captain. Gold, and the cook were killed, and one ; man mortally wounded, oil*i Moro, the pirates, the nig’t previous her arrival. York, 10.—llv the schooner Director ...
... digging mavl in the I Black Moss of Logiealmond, perceived wliat lie thought a t frog in the water; and lifting his spade to kill it, he. r he severed at a stroke the great.toe from one of his own 1 naked feet, and rendered himself a ?? ?? cannot peruse ...