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... Princess of Lieven (Laly his Majesty's Ambassador at London) to the post Lady of Honour to their Majesties the Empresses. report speak true, the diplomatic services which the Princess rendered to her court on some late occasions, when we had at the head of affairs ...
... tbat Lettmcd Divine Dr. Joim T_f LOTION, Ltrd Ar.hbtjhop tf Can c bury front 'i'it. ni * Speak Evil of no Man. I'oi. 1. Sttm. 4%, ?? ?? (-.A'uinny ami Evil-Speaking n.-e r..innton nd rei^nir. ...
... for pan eral alarm tinea of dHbcnhy. Speaking uf Branch Bsaks, mys, “They have nytnpalhy wiib indi* wduala; and their rale cannot he irlastd for particular eases, • however urgent It may said, generally r speaking, that former enters upon form without ...
... College of Physicians, ot'^r I >y Dr. G. F. Collier, publiahed by Longman and Co • ?? ■ a no amall defect in tbis compilation (speaking **l Pharmuopceia) that we have no purgative mss* ?? sontaina aloes ; yet we know that bamorrboidil ifM Jannot bear aloes ...
... private letter from Berlin, dated Feb. 7, states that the news of the dUturbunces Hungary is confirmed. A letter from Prague speaks of them with certainty; but in order not weaken the political influence of Austua, nor to allow it to be believed abroad that ...
... required government will be insufficient to place the army and the country in a state of effectiveness and defence, not to speak of war, for which all agree that France at this moment totally unpiepared. Tlie Three per Cents, opened this day at 62f. 73c ...
... about 'the c r.ductof Prince Polignar, F'rrnch Ambassador at St. James's, in respect to the Irish Catholics; and the Conrricr speaking with less reserve, says, that he has done enough for that cause to any longer wanted at his post in London. The account to ...
... childhood, and the calmer times when had known M. Seebacb. speaking of his lather tears ran down his cheeks. But. recovering himselt with a dignity truly imperial, he observed. * But we have to speak ot more serious matters. Ah ! but you are come hoping to ...
... comparing the ground we stand upon with that occupied 50 years ago. As to the grace of humility, of which our correspondent speaks, if all classes are to be taught it alike, we hare nothing particular to say; but if he means that one class is to be taught ...
... century is that which caused the greatest ravages. In some respects there exists analogy between the disease of* which we are speaking, and the Asiatic Cholera. Hie name of black pestilence seems to point out to us, in the scourge to which it was applied, ...
... Municipal Body of Warn*,ha* attracted much attention. It couched in language bom insulting to the feelings of the Polt.-. and speaks moat contemptuously the policy of England Hid Fiance. M. Durand, the French Consul-general at Warsaw, heard the speech, and ...
... unknown before.—Hence the prevalence of Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Bilious Complaints, and Chronic Rheumatism, not to speak of diseases more immediately connected with an Ihfsctsd Srersw. The ANVi-liirmcisss attack this hydra its seat, and bv mild ...