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... PRUSaIA. BERLIN, Ana. 3. Letter* from Silesia speak of a plan of converting Gdrletz into a fortress of the first clsss. fact tha history of the seven years’ war shows how important would to cover Lausaua, now undefended, by a good fortre-s, which is wanting ...
... ” Also jSdltlou of CarweU.” In every page we feel the eliicucy of imagination equally strong amt feminine—«\iSy sentiment speaks the elevation of gracetul genius.—Quarrorly Review. Putflishwiby EilWurd Bull, New Public Subscription Library, 26, Holies-tureet ...
... pride or personal interest is touched tot they will speak out, and then their speaking is rf diminished value, for high gravel-blh.d as the public are, they know that the factious will indifferently speak truth or falsehood. have heard from pretty good authority ...
... had oppsrtunitv of making during his journey. The Belgian officers who commanded the engagements which took place at Louvain speak praise of their men but complain bitterly of the incapacity and unwilling, ness of the stalf. The service the ordnance might ...
... arrested at Badajos, and in other ports of Castile; the reason of these arrests is not known, but it is supposed to arise from speaking their sentiments too freely.” St. Sebastian, Sept. 2.—The following a copy letter from St. lldetjnsu * Affairs appeared to ...
... The Earl of RADNOR My lords, 1 rise to speak to order. The Earl of WICKLOW.—I speaking to order. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY The noble earl (Radnor) cannot speak to order, the noble earl (Wicklow) near me is speaking to order. Lord DACRE then rose, when the ...
... to-day will soon show that they have not forgotten their tactics and running fire the Louvain affair. The result hitherto speaks for itself. ...
... enforce such measures against vagrants, strangers, and criminals alone, and other individuals not residents of die place. (Left speaking.) Barthe. the framer of the bill, was absent; the only two ministers present being Marshal Soult and Admiral de GERMANY. ...
... from the Temps:—The word war is in every body's mouth, and is constantly resounding in our ears. are obliged speak of what every body speaks. most people war appears inevitable, because they not suppose that preparations are made without object. us war ...
... be published, LORD BYHON AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES-, liy LEIGH HINT. 'Tis for slave*, to lie, and l'«ir freeuieu to speak truth. Moiitaigne. Printed for Henry Collnirn, _. New Hurlingtoi.-street. ...
... mak- thn f'-edcr a__ it were a party to the debate, by giving him fre i eiu ' s r Tui't*_* of one present in the house, and speaking ; eejy that ?? would lie likrly to pass in the mind oi any ^pendent and unbiassed auditor In that assembly. Ortk-rs for ...
... No one can speak, when the discussion it closed. M. GUIZOT. demand to speak upon the state of tbe question. MAKBCHAL. —The President ought to see that the regulation is enforced. He does not to. 41, GUIZOT. —When a minister demands speak, ought to be ...