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... Clive, and many other u- distinguished characters, whose statues adorned the I I i I I I i I I I nt Hallin which he was now speaking, contending at re the same time, that what was vigoroussin Council, .St efficient in war, and humane and liberal in regula- ...
... pnasds to enlable him- to reach Hlull, his intended place of residence. He is a tall siender man about; ~25 veers of 'age, 'speaks-the Nuscastle dialect, and - sniietitie5 cai' himnself AriiitGagillu -so,5ml~et- Priestnlan. Prices of Cornamid Fiour-in Li-v2pool ...
... given by Mr. Ineps, yre sup-. posed to bei more true tos nature thaa those of aiys indivi(dual of the pieselit day; aud report speak&. bi'hly of tie new ?? with which the per-. pornnances ol the evesreing seill conclude. 4v*_UAM i ...
... The ii . Hon. Charles Townshend hearing it asserted, that 0 wheha Jeacock, the baker, was PIdsident, there *vas di b hetter speaking at the Robin Hood than at St. 'i e Stephen's Chapel, Mr. Townshend replived ,lYou *o arc not to wonder- that people shoull ...
... Easter, has been sent for from re Ovwordshirelafl was exanined before Mr. Nares, h re thc- Magistrate, at Chislehirst. She speaks positively pit eto ?? the house: itbiasoriginally I sn used in the kitchen, but afterwards in tlae servants' d, r- hall. She ...
... been for the exertions of sonme individuals, and of oie in particular, whose name *e forbear to, mention, as we should only speak from ?? The Weather.-On Sunday morning iast a severe gale of wired came on fromD W. N. W. to N N. F. astteuded vith snow, which ...
... U Mr. Pl'bililps's SpseecL.-The Dublin Chronicle from b- which we copied tie speech given in our present hi publication, speaks ot its composition and effects IS in the following strain of passygvric: B ?? pubfie h this day, the promissd Speech of se ...
... it-improving ?? request for raw cotton lias su e.- in consequence been very considerable. au tetly . th4 A letter from New York, speaking of the arrival of ?? ages n American vessel there, from England, states, - that o lies. there was nothing on board but British ...
... frn ;anheim :_'tIhe re-establ ish ._ iitr hcitorne itn tbe kingdnm of Ilanover has pro. &rl el ia ta imlpression there. They speak of 6 n scenes which have taken lilace in that whed to ils hare, tandy tw:, induced the Duke El Ddgtly to retain speedily from ...
... SS 5 3 v16 S ShortestDay. Ttsstrbvsay ?? 2 S 3 :it 4 S S1 6 Friday . gs 4 _£d 14 3 14 3ll Clock and Sun agree. The Times speaking of the-restrictive measures now before Parliament, says:- We have heard it hinted, that there is a certain smeasure in agitation ...
... snow showers,'to thread- his way tbhough- them; pa sinl WfUindllypiassed the 2td of September. , CapteistWarhamn diisuts of speaking of 'any thing - but what-he saw,'is a ?? asid astronomer, gC and quite fitted for active and intelligent observation. - I ...
... connections, P e be (C closely inked with the slave trade, ifit does tiot partake ?? threotly of its gainL Here also they speak, without in, referve, of the particular intcrcst which two psesons, di fillinkery high offices in tbe~ Department of the Marine ...