... matter of charge against her Majesty. But (of that grgen bag, or of its foul contents he would not in that place be allowed to speak. Thank God, that Hpuse was entirely ignorant of it. It remained upon the table for some time, when the noble Lord, to use his ...

... two or three hours afterwards. The circumstance of his marriage, &c. have not been explained or corroborated as to enable us speak with certainly thereon. Verdict —died in of over exertion and partially rupturing the main tery of his heart. Tma i. EDITOR ...

... detesfation,’ the attem urade to degrade ts which, they assert, have been yalt in the e manner in which these yes of the now speak of the sufficiently’ proves, if such proof were needed, that their a ted ve- neration for royalty, and their to- wards its ...

... letters, and thus ber regret at leaving her is les- sened ; for although living in the same capital, they were nat allowed to speak, even when they thet in thetr airings. Her dau ter’s coachman was for. bidden to and directed to act as if | khew not the carvlage ...

... was bom at Brecknock ; the women know I innocent man, and never does any thing to any body. Chairman ; You will allowed to speak ia your defence hereafter.” Mary Savage being sworn, stated that she the marriage of the prisoner with Marv Staggs at Cbrist-cburch ...

... secreting himself.” A private Utter from Paris says—“ Accounts have been received from Milan of so late a date the Kith : they speak of gathering stotm in that part of Italy. Several arrests have been recently made, and the Austrian Government have had information ...

... the accusers and accused being brought to face, and from the consciousness of the witness that the person of whom he may speaking present to confront him if shall dare to utter falsehood. Setting aside the impression which may he mode by the misrepresentation ...

... before; and the reader will judge by the subjoined remarks, where he may find the 44 vacuum vertieem” of which this “Rate’Payer” speaks with so much politeness and urbanity. Sir, the amor vii not the only passion of 1 the human heart which is ;”—et inpulia eat ...

... the very dependants of the crown, with all their boasted professions of respect for iu dignity; for they search for evil speaking, lying and slandering; they I appoint Afrimie committee for the express raking together all the dirty and mean reports which ...

... company with omns Hiifr Found the prisoner ; loom adjoining the liar the Red lion public, house. When entered the room did r.ol speak to him, hut the moment entered, saw prisoner , sluing fronting him, who pulled pistol out hi;. bosom and w w presenting at ...

... which throughout is full of affection to his wife and children, and of good advice to each, he warns the former agaimt even speaking to some particular individual! to whom he ers, and whose acquaintance he states has been the cause of all his misery. There ...

... Oatlands, which has of late years been her constant resi- dence, every individual, from the lisping in- lant to helpless old age, speaks with unqualified praise, and gratitude of her repeated kindnesses, The lists of public like- wi-e bear testimony to the zeal ...