... contracted the night before, to the amount of thirteen hundred pounds / The gallant unsuspecting captain ‘gap’d, hut could not speak.* He recollected nothing at all of the matter ; but, conscious of his own infirmities, and relying implicitly on the honout ...

... property, of even the very poorest, be thus so wantonly invaded ? The puppies, understand, after making the poor dumb girl almost speak, fro.a her violent excitement, restored her slain pigeon ; but was this suitable amends for the commission of so unfeeling ...

... maikct to bring the giblets *f Ihis giplet not«uietv is, we understand, one the contributors to Tail’s Magn/oie, and if report speaks correctly, wrote the first . number, in which descants the • * a J. Ministers passing the Irish Cotoore r indeed, the whole ...

... reverend gentleman sat down amid loud and long continued cheering. In seconding resolution 3d. Marshall commended it for speaking out. He proposed to restrict himself the last count the indictment it brings against ecclesiastical establishments, leading ...

... courage of the Bishops, will be but 100 successful. M e allude to the contemplated defeat of the Irish Church Reform Bill. In speaking of this subject, the Times has the following remarks, which recommend to the serious attention of our readers:—* The lory ...

... and Ibrahim Pacha, and that their only wish is to see the peace of the East speedily restored. All the letters from Paris speak this effect, and it ip asserted that the Cabinet of St Petersburg continues give the most positive assurances that it wishes ...

... that he had been most careful, when he applied the court to quash the inquisition, to cast no slur upon the jury, but to speak with respect of the intentions which they had been actuated. The verdicts of juries were set aside by the courts fifty times ...

... mouth, when asleep ! After the commission of this crime—his wretched victim still lingering, and, though as yet unable to speak distinctly, intimating her knowledge of his guilt, and determination bring him justice—he, either dreading punishment, or being ...

... excitement; but now, he was happy to say, their influence was diminishing, from want of excitement. The motion was hardly one to speak seriously about; but he should certainly feel it his duty give it direct negative. Mr Cobbett denied that Political Unions ...

... equally eminent his scientific treatment of diseases of the teeth and gums. The patronage Messrs S. C. and Sons have enjoyed speaks volumes. have seen the notices the London papers of the beautiful Pearl Teeth which they made for the Emperor Alexander, and ...

... the temple, and all the holy places, for all the nations of the earth who remember us in our low estate. The voice of Zion speaks weeping and lamenting, for the wretched state of her children ; for their faces are black with hunger. All the people of foreign ...

... manufactures of the country, in the shape of du'ies, wages, or hours of labour, injurious. But the case of children who could not speak for themselves was exception. The bill ought be publicly discussed, clause clause, in the whole house ; more especially after ...