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... (Left speaking■) Nothing of importance hat been brought the Foreign arrivals to-day. _ , , There it ttill no addrett from the Freneli Chamber of Deputiet in answer the King’* Speech, The CommUlee appointed to prepare it, were Saturday on their draught ...
... MEMNONIAN SPEAKING AND SINGING STATUES OF THE ANCIENT THEBES ! With MKS. MCUNTOCK, OB THE OLD SCOTCH LADY'S VISIT TO THE QUEEN t Her interview with the Royal Family—her Royal Cutty and Description of the People of all Nations—the Magic of her Bewitching ...
... . ' X» noticing »*ol>“'» “r»Mn»fcT aS, * tlle , island of CuU rocontlv HWratodj the , speaks of introduced poem of Dt. Maddco • (the translotor's) own, which under, “the name « Sugar J^tate,’without pretension much polua , power of description, has somo ...
... FOREIGN. The Augsburg fiazetle speaks of a lection in Syria. It also announces that of Bordeaux has had the misfortune to leg, by a fall from his horse. The National publishes letter dated * states that reaping had commenced in bourhood. The unfavourable ...
... which mokes the rooms hot, and consumes the oxygen needed for respiration. The Rev. J. If. Thompson, Crsdley, thus speaks of the desire for education among the girts of that parish. The girls are very anxious get their parents in the mind to let them ...
... On Sunday the Imperial eotered hit «e . year. Mitpiani «ay»— i« nnivertally admitted is for age. fie speak, guages, excels in all bodfly exercises, rides partiesUtU is of a gay. lively dispoidtion. and remarkabletor intelligence. me* popular among his ...
... W*. ■* '■> * qt* caMrt Clare—wen witness, and I did not speak to b«r than. That la Ive vot to mv I amr.pak. nldima. la », lift. toS (chi'll. The Coroner said It would necessary adjourn the 'oqueet is order have the evidence of Power. He woo'd adjourn ...
... ffllolbtrflampton WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1845. The occurrences of the week have given little or o evidence, generally speaking, of political sensi- The only topic in the public journals encagiog e rne * t discussion is Tractarianism, a subject which we ...
... SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Mohdav, Nov. 15. Comparatively speaking, the supply of beasts offering io our market to-day was limited, and, for the moat part, of middling and inferior quality, especially as relates to the shorthorns from Lincolnshire and others ...
... Rome thousand tom ?—1 cannot speak to this point with any accuracy. Has the amount in water-works and gas-works been very great f—Yes. Aod some considerable increase in railroads?— Yet; very great in railroads. It it your opinion that the increased a ...
... important, speak)—of encourage to th and politici found little posed high couraged t artisans, tern of cot steadily pui one of the whose chid he found United St* tion, adver at present advancing i of his adh ...
... Lord Lt*ownß*t wished (for physical reasons) tbst had been allowed to speak earlier. He had not mwrb to deliver his own opinion, aa to state the groondt on whteb eminent lawyer*, who had been referred to, had avowed that the colonial oAoe waa aeting illegally ...