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... speaking of himself, hesnys, rorionate—greatl y tunate as i Wive been ill this lilt, yet there is nn part of my good fortune on %%Melt I set so value, as the gnalities of those on whom my happiness depvn.leil. My children have been a blessing to me ...
... -- of wounding your feelings by speaking the language of sincerity: but I owe it to you, since to you it will prove useful and even necessary. 'Yon have acceptbd; as a tetreat, the island of Elba and its sovereignty. I lend a very attentive ear to all ...
... THE HARVEST.—Accottnts from all parts of the country, we are rejoiced to state, speak of the great improvement in the growing crops of corn, &c. from the late rains. General opinion is in favour of a fair average crop of every species of grain. Some time ...
... at him, not known tg it would be right to speak. A soldier asked hint whin he meant by it, and he replied, That is the man who aimed and fired at the man at Cumberland G rte A gentleman in white trowsers (lie believed Mr. Birtaie) came up, and asked ...
... any of the others. I saw him fur eight or ten seconds, but I can: not speak to his dress : it was a dark dress, but I cannot speak to it distinctly. I heard y,: , :day that Thistlewood was the person who struck the blow. btu th at did nut alleet my Opinion ...
... MAY (lo_sAaap/ausss). There de fence of are persons who speak the laelgeiarraf the people to flatter and s upport the Court Party, and hold out minor points of refisrm to mislead the public : yet no other spirit prevails w ith them than to heap additional ...
... Mantua, DEC. the provinces of Alava, iiiicay, and Guiputwoa, people no longer speak of bands of more than 100 men. A few factious wander in the mountains, living by pillage; those who command them premise them instant succour from abroad. With such promises ...
... DEC. 12 pose would speak for themselves, and lie shy. old have the honour of submitting them.—(Shunts.) 1. That it is the opinion of this meeting that the refusal to institute any Parliamentary or adequate enquiry into the late lamentable llCCurrences ...
... 1., • r T. R! V r P• - .. . . - speak ~ road idiot y--death—atted 18. itaggi i rroceeding at a very i J. Hargrave was indicted for taking from the person of strike the lady deceased; and knock them 'both Holloway, a chain and seals, of the value of ...
... . , I Ll'atcs going to speak of Edwards, and said, Do you know a public. house in Round.court, Strand, called the Scotch Arms 9 Chambers. Yes I do. Magistrate. Were you ever at a private meeting there ? Chambers. I have been there throe times, but never ...
... No 1,357.—V0r.. XV.] FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Fro. 16 —Letters from Palermo, cf the 14th and January, speak in obscute terms of a conspiracy, the of which was to deliver all persons condemned for political and other offences from pris:m, and renew the conmunions ...
... No. 1,357.—V0L. XV.] FRENCH PAPERS. PAR's, FF.a. 16.—Letters from Palermo, cf the 14th and 23d January, speak in obscuie terms of a conseiracy, the object of which was to deliver all persons smidemned for political and other offences teumlwison, and renew ...