... hn onche tiore gallaiftly eacrvig itiosl o them. II '~r~Iiil'i the defence 01, his kinag anll-dniutrty. Sir Rob ert Lawrin speaks in the hitl1egt tcrsna othits conduclt, cnd, ideed of ihat. of all [lie offhccus, scaliotns cund tuarijass ofhis1Maestv' a ...

... tlowers, the heauteous birth Of the genial womb of Earth, SulfRr but a transient deatil- From the Wihter's cruel breath. Zephyr speaks; sercr skies Warni the glebe; and they arisc. Ve. allts !. Earth's haugihty kings--. AVe. rhat promisac ?? things, Loosing ...

... To thee, benign and sacred Po wer, I cliis'tcrate tiy letigtrhei'd days While, liark'd with blessings, ev'rv flour Sball speak thy co-extended praise. 2:o thje peifntc. oF tgs Iu [IPackt.t Si n, A S you approved of the methlod I latly 'A fent you, to ...

... tile painte, s skill or poet's fire. Could lie, whose boyish cars thy ?? blest, In nusmbers adequate priltaim thy ptrase, Speak the strong teeliogs of his throbhlieg blcast, And to thy niesit-t iset memotrisls raise; Oh could Id/s eiresirnscrilsd endtavour ...

... other-discoveries will be made as 'Will effectuate E the purposes of substantial justice :-fsr Murder, though it has no tongue, Speaks with-a miraculous organ. Leeds rclfroy..0- 04sO ...

... dreadful mutilated condition, still alive, the was conveyed home, where she lay four days in a state insensibility, never speaking, and then expired. lately, aged 88, Mrs. Beaton, St. John’s, Madder- Market. Norwich, a native of Wales, and commonly called ...

... army of General Blake. —lt is also reported that Datcelona is diiveo to great extremities. The Spanish papers continue to speak of the patriotic exertions making to defend the country. Of these piofessions we have now only to say trust they are not mere ...

... ebitcl by thle reik rated cry, We can oot ?? tv vonr; nict L 'r.andoni0 is ditcharged. A f Lr some ini laectual atlempts to speak, he msas uboi.hd to retre. ,Amiwdst thi5s conft- SiC:I, a r[hjca rd. VaS thlsnEVI ot1 tile stage s ?? tie wort d5 I 'iel trge ...

... th, id which tie records, and the most scruipulous attention' Th has been paid to costume. The fugures, generally sit - speaking, are vell drawn, but they hlave perhaps too Cl little animation. Of tile portraits, those of the prince th, Ic and princess ...

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... GiltaJ-fftu're, near Vnrrfuxi, Evxsham, Worcestershire, Oct. ‘.'Bth, ISO 6. SIR, —1 have a circumstance to mention you which will speak Ihmlly in praise of your incomparable Medicine, ihr Cordiai B.ilm Gilead*. Mr. Davies, Jrpnrur-il' . •te.vard Lord Coventry ...