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... Affairs Ae was longer informed of any tiling. lie bad the kindness to, give analysis it—it is as follows. Tiie Emperor Russia speaks of the success has just obtained in Finland—yet he but halfsylistied with General Buxhowden, and he means to displace him ...
... youv Excellency has made note, which refers particular 1 ;■ uf ttliicli I give you information, lias 'niili iirra«i‘>a to speak the preparations for war iu the ;,! i) ;vhy, «liich have not only been noticed all vi, hot a'so in the correspondence all (lie ...
... ation. But with respect to the Bill, there was one solitary opportunity more for discussion, should then consider it duty speak his sentiments more length upon the subject. i Lord CiiA.xei:i,r.Oß observed, had put the question recommitment, and therefore ...
... evud that Sir J. Moore had been Ji.'.hie the moot severe treatment that any had ever experienced. conjured the Kon. Secretary speak, out, if he any charges against him, as was confident, if tbc.c were any, they could intme- , diately refuted. Yet, from the ...
... words, inclined, with your permission, to withdraw. I certainly think, that the person so charged, should rather be allowed to speak at tire close than sit* the commencement the discussion, as he might then be better able to observe upon the question, in all ...
... were instantly bred tire father, both of which look effect. He fell, and, from the internal haemorrhage, expired without speaking, less than ten minutes. • Mr. Power, who had ...
... in Three Parts: 1. Grammatical Resolutions, &c. 2. False Syntax, &c. 3. Rules and Observations far assisting young Persons speak and write with perspicuity and accuracy. John Hornsey, Author Chile’s Monitor.” new Edition, corrected and greatly improved ...
... paddm-k, divided from the park paling, with un in her he, in ronyequi nee, want So the paliag, anrl found Henry iksf there speaking to, Mir* York, and ohs-'iviag her that, she fiicii the gnn again in such careless manner, si.onlit come over the pal amt ...
... ’ The Witness was then examined trie Counsel for the Prisoner. Mr. Strettwil ecollect having ever heard Captain Phillips speak lightly of'Captain Sheppard?” Witness. I think I have.” Mr. ll.—“ Can yon state what he said Witness.—“ I cannot remember ...
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... The corps of Schill, who, « ure a»*iircr4, bears coimiiissiou Austrian Colonel, is always hovering about our environs. They speak here another corps tinder the command the Captain of cavalry, Jllucher. All isalarat here. In the iiiglit the 7th, it being ...
... there appeared— Ayes 31 Nuts ys UTajority against the Amendment, On being re-ae mitted, we found Mr. French on his legs, speaking to amendment which had been proposed while strangers were excluded, to prevent Parubes from having doulile fines imposed ...