... countless multitude, headed bby the sultan -inprson, and under the sacred-ftandaird of Mahomet. But while the two belligerent parties mlay 'be cansidered so nearly balanced in numerical strenkehlt the superiority in point of discipline, and of the neee4- sary ...

... hot be generally known', R. S. & Co. embrace psznt nopportunity of stating that they'continue to supply'. *.#m;lie asnd E parties w.tn any quantity, on the shortest ?? ?? a YOUNG MAN who hs- somne knowedge of the and could take JouarxRys oecasionally. ...

... secret colnilnutte of thle Hiouse of~ Lords.--0. Adidress to tine Queens voted. ins the Cain. mon-ba~l, Loudoni. Discovery of a-party ofl hdsrse-guards'beinnf -'lnn'attend-atie, by order of ?? Ansyoro creates Igreat inidig. 5s nmnatilor. The hail nabruptly ...

... table-d' hote of Mr. Lior'y;'the lid'spatabld bt expens.V b-wnher of Les Tro s Ct'ron- zn4§S aftT&L -ifft SwVtgerliifd. 'A laifgd party had acsembned, 'i mposed f' aldMoste&Y` 'Eordpean iation aid w' had just 3tiaimfe'}edeA'ou't dinlhe ...

... a'political tool, remainS hitherto a se- erct.. Advsntage oof the incde.nt secns, however, to have heeln taken, by the ruling party of thc state, to introduce restraints of so snialcti iniportanee on thle freedom of celetions for tie house of deuties, and ...

... the hope that you will think it wovrthyur while ora thle sale6 of the uniuspeeting to talie up your Power ul en an lash the parties coiscerised inl that Rethrnous trallc insuh manner that they wdl for shamec g~vc up so disgracrfuil 4a bitsiness. There are ...

... had Mr. Mchael Harbottle for 1i: colleague; Mr. George Neden being boroughreeve. The: served to the satisfaction of every party; and, on leaving oice, t hey rece ved hearty commendatkon from persons who are ofter accused of belng too ready to find fault ...

... KY;' them. Our snsttuctions- i .-u'err lhoblic-we publiclj c1llr to'discosifiuefor thep rcscuo thes sea - it Pubic mei Let parties 'be reconciled in their $-own rus'ctive p-arixw-h . *, not'one singleman'go into any other parist, ?? thait ~gpoise. It, ...

... nighltthelipartles began their-nmarch;--and as.wne. road leading to Clogeen rnergel into another,- itere wobid . j-hie irst party await the arrival of another' j thas, firstwere- -t ftirmed ivhbat have been called er-poriol's sections, the 'ser- 3 'eant's ...

... a' var-isbhed powdered, representative of the 'vices, absurdtites, hypocrisy, jealousy, pr de, and pragmaticalness 6f his party. Such a oume by bustle 'andtselflinsputtance add pUffding, *ly flatter;iig one to' Is s face, 'and another behind Ihis biack ...

... ishsjlayinga a greatiy alteored tone, in qharters where- tite very nante oti the writer ?? be L enoogh to fi-ighteb' the 'Parties into I hystei-hes. ?? Thle Stinidard neWslipaps- the'e ultra 'of all the 11 Itts-s ngvn som quotations from~ the' letter, ...

... generally known, R. S. & Co. em- brace the present opportunity of stating that they continue to supply private families and parties with any quantity, on the shortest notice, WANTED, a YOUNG MAN who has some knowledge of the TEA TRADE, and could take JOURNEYS ...