... «hich apprared to have been made with @ biil.—Jobn Crane dé. posed, that upon one occasion, had been committed in Mr. Wat speaking of a robbery which erhouse’s premises, S! -aid he'cou!d open every lock in the hovse.——Three ¥itnerseg were then called to ...

... GOVERNESS, who has been accustomed tuition and the management of peot le. She must be mistress of the French Language, and speak fluently, and also undertake to instruct in Music, awing, and the rudiments of Italian, as well as English, Geography, History ...

... most inveterate hatred to the fair sex -, and such au extent was this carried, lhat he could not on any account persuaded lo speak woman. always ate his victuals h:m.sc lf, and was altogether singular being. ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, August 22. The advices from Turkey continue to speak of the formidable exertl making by tbe Ottoman Porte to any hostile attempt thai may meditated against the T«rki»h territories. The number already assembled at Constantinople ia estimated ...

... for * of his eloquence, exerted only when called for, was enhanced some of the powers often employed with effe in public speaking, yet it was clear, copious, and elegan'* always commanding attentive respect even if it failed viction i whilst th* tender ...

... accept the club when off re«l him ; defendant said, go and ask John Borlase why Pa-eoe family are itli blot, and why do not speak toiiim. defence it Mas contended, that the »voi did not convey charge of robbery. The Jury concurred in th'i* opinion, ami ...

... the ears, which are covered with rathei long hair, falling over on the top, towards the back the neck ; whereas, Vaillant speaks of these excrescences as terminating in round knobs. Neither does our giraffe display any irregularity rise its bark over ...

... across tbe upper part of the nose, anda6tab on the left side, about tbe last rib, indicted at the time of his capture. He speaks the North-country dialect, is by trade a millwright, but has worked as a sawyer aud also as a ship carpenter. He wore at the ...

... proclamation i.as been published by violect party Lisbon, deprecating the delivery of the kingdom into ' hands of Don Miguel, and speaking of the Foreign Amba»''' dors terms of the greatest indignity. The policy Prince Mettemich called infernal and destructive ...

... latitude. St. Aihanasius expresses himself most warmly apainst astronomers. Let the mouths these barbarians, exclaims, yvho, speaking without proof, dare assert that the heavens also extend under the earth. New Bridge. —This grand undertaking oil with much ...

... which shewed that he was ill. prepared for speaking on the subject, and that he had beet sadly disappointed in being permitted to speak all; foi his friends state that he hoped to he prevented from speaking and hy ihe assistance his underlings raise such ...

... *ounded his cheerful voice, when gone ib° betn,,,e tuneful cry ! Oh,that I i** the Old Forester, or Nim ! he * ved . so . »» speak in his lamented v mia carm possunt, better d, ' ,S memoH vos eximet « •didnotSr n \° ent,H » lover ofthe ,lll eel ha inthl ...