... that world better, to go and reptile himself in the pleasant shades of his country dwelling. !‘nd let no one scoff' when I speak of country 'thina very few miles of Temple-bar. What ! are Itristocrats to deny us the c, edit of 'enjoying the because we ...

... in the following manner. Why, said he, it seems to me you are both right. If the cheese was made in Parma, generally speaking, I should say it was Parmason, but if it was made in the city of Parma, 1 can sea no objection to calling it Parma-City. ...

... Rigby, a wine - merchant, in Southampton-street, her brother-lir' law. She was so much agitated, as to be searca able to speak; but Mr. Rigby stated, that sho . was very respectably connected, and. some tiele !ago he procured an engagement for her I ...

... were sent, on no account to leaxe them without payment. The young person having remained some tiine, the Duchess enquired (speaking in Italian) whether that troublesome person had left the house. The poor girl, (who had seen far better days, and was herself ...

... Mr . Dixon , hi the en. ro,gl o t„.ir to • part of th e properly, from the situation of the was nearly suffo linable 'to speak for several mi.. after he was got out. By the timely orthe° of the engines, ard a good supply of water, Were prevented spreading ...

... at nine last night; she knocked at the back. door; Spring .asked, who was there ; witness replied, It is me, I want to speak to Mary ; witness then went in, and was informed by Spring-. that Mary was in a sound sleep; Spring turned the bed-clothes ...

... 1791. The effect is the same lithe person who speaks, rests the stick against 11;s throat or breast; or wl:en one rests the stick which he holds in his teeth against some Teasel into-whie4 . oe other speaks. ELEGANC4i • -Danss.—The most fashionable display ...

... Cinilch, renounced every fundamental principle of Christianity. Besides, the works in circulation there were chiefly deistical, speaking of our Saviour as a man, although certainly mentioning him as a pattern of morality. In the North of France reformation was ...

... oil' by the violence of the shock, and that the NS livels pasied'over his leg; but the witliesses, who it was stated could speak to that fact. ‘re not pre . The MAYOR expressed some surprise at t he practice of emp loying inexperienced persons to tlrive ...

... Of Vigo , at Me time of being enlisted in it, and before taking' the oath of fidelity. CITIZENS,—! am not in the habit of speaking the Spanish language, but it is necessary that I should make 'lke attempt.on this occasion to express my sentiments in the ...

... they fell, and after the exertion of much skill and stiength on both sides, Hayman put in such a blow of the stomach, or to speak teciadcally, the bread basket of the Marquis, that they both fell with a tremendous noise, which brought up the aFrighted Mrs ...

... teak Which will demand more time, more men, and - tore money to execute than she has yet calculated l'Pou. Events must soon speak for themselves; • and meanwhile we lay before the,public the following harbinger of them:— SPANISH CORTES. the Sitting of the ...