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... been received. It was brought the Silas Richa.dt, which arrived at Liverpool on Wednrsday. The President commences with reviewing the relations the United Stales towards the several European Powers, and the lone of his communications on these subjects ...
... great and merited EOTotvrfhnd can have little Doubt that her present will meet with corresponding Success.”—Erf/iilnrt oft Review, No. 99. Printed fur Longman, and Green. Of >i mail hud, by tlm same Author, CONVERSATIONS CHEMISTRY. The llth Edit, enlarged ...
... deduction, after describing them, their eccentricities, their fierce resentment., their good qualities, and their deeds. reviewing thu. enrsorily the ancestor., both near and remote, of Lord Byrun, cannot fail to be remarked how strikingly combined in ...
... passed sweeping and indiscriminate censure on the illustrious individual at the head of bis Majesty’s Government. He could not review the nets of his short administration, without feelings of the deepest gratitude, that through his wise nnd uncompromising ...
... that reduction of 2,000,000/. might easily hare been made in the Army and Ordnance Estimates; and he had no doubt by diligent review of the whole expenditure a saving of 6,500,000 might be made, which, added to the surplus revenue of 2,500,000/. would leave ...
... salvation and safely of the country. Lord W. Powlett supported the original motion as also did Mr. Brigut. Mr. Srcrelary Peel reviewed ike argument! pro and con wliieli had been advanced on the necestiljr of a general reform in the representation of the country ...
... every similar work in our language.”—tfesfeyoH Magazine. It is altogether drser/ing of permanent popularity.”— London Weekly Review. It i> one of the »ery bn t and moit nieful boots published in modern Monthly Olio. Published by SiMPiCiK and Marshall, London ...
... every W into an F f and in this new shape left the essay for the auiiMemeut and instruction of the itrigUbonrhood.~~Edinburgh Review. The French expedition againd Algiere, nnil*-r M. de Bourmoot, it expected In tell eboilt the latter end of the prrtent month ...
... Plates, price 12s. f / ‘‘We ran have little dgobt that these inslrnclive little volumes will meet withXuccess.”—EdrnSarg/i Review, No. 99. / The DIFFERENTRHODES of Cultivating the PINEAPPLE, from its first introduction into Europe, to the lute Improvements ...
... qualified. The Marquis of Winchester, however, and Lord Ivmbroke, were great sharers of abbey lands, noticed by Naunton.—Q#ar/ir/y Review. ...
... from Brest, and both the military and nasal farces will, it is expected, be in readiness on Monday or Tuesday next, to be reviewed by tbc Duke of Angouieate. Tbc embarkation will tale place toon after. Sultan has sent an agent la Algiers, la urge the Dry ...
... The French Papcn announce that the Dauphin, who arrired at Marseille* on the I*l, wa* at Toulon ou the 3d, and hud a grand review the next day of the land force* destined against Algiers, the whole of which are now assembled. The maritime force cous:sts ...