... Counsel a role to show cause 'shy the Shieriff's rettirn should not hi' qtuashed, anrd tipon cause b~eing, slioss, titey sitggesteul that problably Ilien I anl order weould he mnoulded, adapted to shle Obj'ct in vios. I PARLIAMENTARY PAPER-SECOND REPORT. 'The ...

... England women are still occasion•ily—hanged! I shall believe in it, when actresses are no longer subject to be hissed off the stage by gentlemen! I shall believe in it, wnen Uorimant bands a fish-wife across the kennel; or assists the apple-woman to pick ...

... pomps and main mast, and fre being mode around os, we were threatened to be burnt, with the vessel, if I did not immediately show them where the money was. I was then compelled to confess, and give op all the money Ihst was board, which I think was about ...

... water, with frere anld there the top; of ?? trees rising above the sarf'ace, ~*and albout tOO houses, immersed upl lo tire second story. A greet ?? oi'trpessons, arid foualtities1 sl!eattle, are suppo sed tsr have Ireished. r'he roeds treing ?? impassable ...

... ifter VwitL he was convecild to St. Thomtas's Hospital. At the end of the firstact of tie ofterpiece, Mir. Barrynore, it the Stage Manager came forward, and addressed the audi- :e ence as ?? and Gentlemen, I feel it is my *d duty to present inyself before ...

... London. Criib and that gallant fellow Joshua Hudson seconded Turner, brave man ever a pulled a shirt off. j Hirhmond, the black, and Harry Manner, seconded Davis. ! The light lasted minutes and four seconds, and liefer one has not been seen for many years ...

... -romajitted e ott the 5th of April. The Kitig's Property Bill tvas read :s third time atsd passed. 'Ike C'/uts National serf/er ef BIte E?vc/seqttet' sanved the third reading of the ? AIr. l/eoitct said, that in this, ?? last stage of Site measure, Ite ?5 ...

... experience has otnly taught us too svell to keums. dLOUIS ANTOINE. I-]ead-quartere of B~ayonne, April 2,1IS23. 44By His Royal Highlness the Prince Genetal-in-Chief, the Counsellor of State, Civil Cosmmissary of i-lis i~ost Christian Majesty, flDE MlA ...

... 1-lou. Gent. brought forward passages as if to show more completely the degradation aitti istf?uny to which the country was reduced. The first passage was that relating to the i)ukd 5f Wellington, which showed that She Ministers were, up to the commencement ...

... was of ?? passed by a mnajority of 25G votes to 9. In April 25.-c-cording to a letter datedl from the e- beadl-quarters of H-uerta, thlree-quarters of a icapnpe front ty Pahpdltina, on the loth April, the Cominandalnt of that n. place declared to the ? ...

... . One moment be turned his left side to the stage ; then turned the right side ; and this not being to his mind, be turned bis legs behind him, an Rmeralder might say, and placed his back towards the stage. This portion did not please him long, and he ...

... Journals from thc '20th to the . tb, br ingingt news from Miadridl andl Scville, have arrihved t,-nir' at Paris. On thle itch of Apr~il C:oitot Ahistbal h Iroe~iti four proltosids to thc Mlilitia Of' M~adridl:- t. *~r ataltch towards Seville, to keep opittn ...