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[...] vernment, than subversive of the tranquillity of Europe. –9nr thoughls have been turned to this subject by an ºrticle in the Augsburgh Gazette (see Messenges of Tues *ay last); an article which ascribes to the Cabinet of St. ºtersburgh; in no ambiguous language, dispositions [...]
[...] as it they were not to do so. It will depend on what the people of Smyrna think, whethe, we go to Alexaudiia or to the Iunian Islands. I saw Mr. W. to-day, who said he could see no risk in going to Egypt. He has had letters from thence, after the news of Navarino had been known their.”—(New Times.) [...]
[...] in what the bills informed its was South rue's Isabella; and as Mr. Warde went to bed in his boots as h retofore, an I was af terwards assassinated en régle, we see no reason to question the identity of the piece. When the real pautomim: began, the “ most sweet voices” in the galleries, upper and lower," in hollow [...]
[...] are in has a bad name for goblins it the full of the moon. A s, eptic among them declares he should desire no better sport than to see the Number Nip uney are talking about; and in an instant the face of an adjoining rock becomes that of a terrilic “Green eyed Monster,” from whose tiery jaws the Gnome-King leaps [...]
[...] at do: Quarter-past 8–D9. on Mineralogy, No. 34, rue d'Enfer, hair. past ll—Post to England. For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of Thursday *** To obtain Tickets, where required, see GUIDE or PAnis. [...]
[...] be also had his De tif Anti-Rartreux, which is an effectual remedy against warts and all kinds excrescences, without leaving any eschar or mark.-See directions which accompany the medicines." [...]
[...] 28, York-PLAck, Cirv-Road, London. MADAM-Being at a Lady's house witn some work, while the servant went up stairs, seeing a pamphlet on the table containing . number of cures perform by your AMERICAN soothing SV RuP.having a child in a most deplorable state, I must say I was [...]
[...] face is quite well, her eyesight is restored. If, Madan, you think proper to make ruy name publi', I shall be most happy to let any mother see my child. 1 am, Madam, Your most obedient servant 10, Providence-street, leading to Westmoreland- * W. New LAN p, [...]
[...] ricnce of the character and policy of these infidels— viz. that there is positively no assurance one hour of what they will do the next. If they see that the cordiality of the Allied Governments still continues, and that the in [...]
[...] train to be realised, there still remains a hope that at the last hour the Porte may recover its scattered senses, and see what all Europe has long been convinced of, namely, that the sole chance of escape from dismem berment is in immediate submission. To the last we [...]
[...] ruption, and has presented the result of its proceedings to the Ge meral Assembly, which will continue to meet every day, and which has resolved to adopt the measures stated below; on see ing which, it is to be hoped that the public and all the creditors of the Bank will become tranquil, and convinced that they shall [...]
[...] ties. Among other insults to the Chamber, the preacher said to his hearers:—“You are threatened with the most unfortunate: occurrences, and perhaps you will again see your chateaus co veted with blood. We are on the eve of witnessing a renewal of the events of 1793, according to the composition ºf the Cham [...]
[...] l'opera—Prado. Place du Palais de Justice—Sºlon de Mars, Chanups Elysées, and 75, rue du B.e., &c.—Post from England. 'or Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Mºrenger of Thursday *** To obtain ſickets, where required, see GUI IDE OF PARIS. [...]
[...] protection. He would that day appear in the witness box. The rief-udant might ask him any questions he pleased, and the Jury would then see what foundation there was for imputing to him the odious crimes laid to his charge by the defendant. Robert Henry Knight, a clerk in the ofiice of Greenwoºd and [...]
[...] to master, I have no objection to stay over Christmas with him; but I wou’t go and he badgered up at the Sessions. MAGIsin ATE-Go your way then, Robinson, and we'll see what can he doue for you. - Robinson-Good morning, your Worship, and thank you. [...]
[...] # do. i-do. on Latin Oratory, at do. quarter-past 8–Post to angland. For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of yesterda *** To obtain Tickets, where required, see GUIDE OF PARIS. -- TO THE Editor or gallgn ANI's MESSENGER. [...]
[...] ence of Greece, without carrying on any war against Turkey, which would endanger the dismemberment of that Power. We do not see what there is in the present state of affairs which would lead us to a supposition dif ſerent from that on which the Allies appear to have acted [...]
[...] politics, to be placed in his seat. All people are weary of this—it must be confessed--mongrel Administration. and would be glad to see it take the decided character of that to which it has now only a sickly tendency. The incompatibles in the present coinposition are really very [...]
[...] but think it would be a great improvement to have some houses of accommodation for political intrigues. It must be quite disagreeable to the parties to see their meetings, the evidences of their liaisons, published in the Post. To spare blushes and public scandal, can there not be [...]
[...] In a late Old Bailey case, “The King v. Turner," Mr. Adolphus received a brief as leading Counsel for the defence, with three guineas as a ſee. On the morning of the trial, however, without any previous communication with the parties concerned, the learned gentleman handed [...]
[...] consultation was held, but the Attorney-General was ab sent from Court when the trial was called on ; and, sub sequently, it was put to him by myself, whether the ſee given with the brief ought not to be returned? He im [...]
[...] Mr. Ryland, corn factor, of Horsleydown, was or ºleled to find bail on Thursday, at Union Hall, ſº holsº hipping ºis wife, for the oftence of going to see her aſher:-(sa ldard.) * The Bolton Express relates an odd circumstance which had just occurred in that utighbourhood. The editor of a [...]
[...] ter ſor Foreign Affairs. On New Year's Day the public will be admitted to the Tuileries, to see the King and Royal Family at diuner. Tickets to be applied for to the Duke de Blacas, Premier Genithomme de la Chambre du Roi, aur Tuileries. ' [...]
[...] §§. Conciergerie, with ticket from Bureau des Prisons–Hotel ae Ville (shut on Sunday)—Hotel des Invalides—Hotel des Monnaies; to see coining of medals write to Directeur, and to see coining of *pecie write to Commissaire du Roi, at the Hotel-Observatory– reole Militaire-Ateliers de Sculpture (ticket)—Column of Place [...]
[...] Vendôme (ticket)-Model of Elephant (ticket)-Plate Glass Manu factory, 24, rue de Reuilly—Blind School, 68, rue St. Victor (except Sundays & Thursdays) 11 to 1, and 3 to 5 to see work—Blind Hospital, 38, rue de Charenton, 11 to 4 to see work—Abattoirs —Spectacle tles Acrobates, loulevard du Temple—Théâtre des Funambules, [...]
[...] -Passports signed by British Ambassador, 39, Faubourg St. Honoré, from II to 1, except Sundays. *** To obtain Tickets, where required, see GUIDE OF PARIs. [...]
[...] Tories,” etc. However, if this Journal will read the proceedings of the British Session of Parliament after the nomination of Mr. Canning, it will see that all the Whigs, with the exception of Lord Grey, who possesses a certain inſluence, declared themselves for the Ministry, [...]
[...] the Foreign Exchanges, and the balance of trade against this country.”—It is to be remembered that we must expect, in the ordinary course of things, to see exports of the precious metals from this country to the Conti ment of Europe, because the imports of those metals, [...]
[...] I For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of Thursday rist. [...]
[...] *** For Directions to obtain Tickets, when required, see GUIDE OF PArtis. [...]
[...] be also had his Depuratif Anti-Dartreu, which is an ertectual reinieuy against warts, and all kinds of excrescences, without leaving any eschar or mark.-See directions which accompany the medicines. [...]
[...] ness beyond his Royal Highness's department as Lord High Admiral we do not believe; for let our readers pe. ruse the last Gazette, and they will see all sorts of new cuts and contrivances for Naval Officers' uniſordns, at whose eapense the Gazette does not mention. Not that [...]
[...] | " ... on Latin Oratory, at dº. quarter-last 8–Do. on Mineralogy, 34, us . Enter, half-put 11–Post to Eugland. t” tº fºr directions to obtain a ickets, when required, see GUIDE OF - it is. [...]
[...] Stratlord Cºining, up to the 24th ult. Their contents may not be very agreeable, as they have not transpired ; yet every one sees the extent of the mischief that can result from the active ºperatiºns of the Turks exclusively, in the way of offensive war. fare. There is, Perhaps, more to be dreaded from the pretexts [...]
[...] Consors of Prince John of Saxony being again pregnant, has fille-d all the Saxons with joy : for their chief desire is to see the preservation of that dynasty to which they are indebted for their prosperity." According to advices of the 3d inst. from Odessa; the [...]
[...] appeared, and, after announcing herself to be Sister St. O illa, added—“I formally oppose by these presents your entrance into the interior of the house in which we are, seeing that for a num ber ºf rears this house has been converted into a cloistered Convent, and that moreover the furniture existing in the said [...]
[...] l'Opera—Prado, Place du Palais de Justice—Salon de Mars, Champs Elysées, and 75, rue du Bac, &c.—Post from England. For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of Thursday. pºtić” Directions to obtain Tickets, when required, see GUIDE OF f --- [...]
[...] confounded me? I have received another letter from another quarter, by which I am apprised that your mother is cursing me. Now, could you not wait to see what I had to say for myself, before you would expose yourself, your dear sister, and me, who am totally innocent of what you allege?—If I do not prove that [...]
[...] cau say 5 and if I do uot satisfy you and your family, as to the truth of what I state, you may brand me as the most guilty of men. You will soon see your sister at home married, or she shamefully lies in a letter which I have just received from her front Scotland.” [...]
[...] having seen her from the time she left Boyle on the stage-coach; what could be the tendency of the assertion, that her sister would soon see her at houſe and married? Who married her? Why did Mr. Maguire say that she was married, or about to marry? In the name of God, what did he mean to write about 2 Was it [...]
[...] to the letter she wrote Mr. Maguire. She left Manchester after her confinement, and was at home in a forumight after. She did not see the defendant during her absence; never was in Scot land, nor wrote a letter as from that country. IIas seen the de fendant write. (A letter was handed to her, which she staued [...]
[...] A priest She swore positively she was his wife at the time *went to Eug and, and yet she swears he knew nothing of it. band of Providence was manifest here, and the All-Seeing tº displayed the weakness of this diabolical conspiracy. That tº the first link which broke. Would a man thus cut his own [...]
[...] Mr. Conway, of the Evening Post; Mr. Duigenan, a respect * Attorney; and Mr. O'Donnell, a Law Student, who have n all in the habit of receiving and seeing Mr. Maguire's hand ſing, swore that they did not believe that any of the letters ºe in Mr. Maguire's hand-writing. [...]
[...] medium between blinded justice and headlong passion. I have not heard the discussion, neither have I read it—but I have heard from adverse gentlemen, that they were surprised to see the dex terity with which he tore to pieces what they considered to be the most irrefragable arguments on their side. No sooner is a [...]
[...] appeal to the defendant himself. I hold in my hand the letter of May 4, 1827, which is not denied. “Will you gratify my ene mies at your own expense 2 l'elieve me you will see her at home, married and well, or else she has lied to me.” It she were in Scotland, you will find a verdict for the defendant; it uot, you [...]
[...] †. º-Dº. on Latin Oratory, at do. quarter-past 8–Post to tigland. * * For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of §§§ * [...]
[...] ***. For directions to obtain Tickets, when required, see GUIDE 0 PARIS. - [...]
[...] in great consternation, aſter the news of the events at Navarino, and well they may, as it is impossible to fore. see the consequences. We have no arrivals from the eastward, and the prevailing anxiety on this head is, I believe, without any former precedent. The mercan [...]
[...] Friday, December 14. [This Gazette contains the appointment of the Doctor Sumner, late Bishop of Landatt. to the See of Winchester; and that of Doctor Coplestºne, D.D. to the See of Landaff, and to the Dean ery of St. Paul's Cathedral, both vacant by the translatiou of [...]
[...] cºpei, conciergerie, with ticket from Bureau des. Prisºns–Hotel de Ville (shut on simiay, Hºtel des Invalides—Hotel des Monnaies; to see coining of medals write to Directeur, and to see coining of specie write to ſommissaire du Roi, at the Hotel-Observatºry lºcoſ, Militaire–Akºliers de Sculpture (ticket)—Column of Place [...]
[...] vºniome (ticket)–Model of Elephant (ticket)—Plate. Glass. Manu tºuctory, 24, rue de Reuilly—Blind School, 63, rue St. Victor, (except sunaay's & Thursdays) 11 to 1, and 3 to 5 to see work-Blind Hospital, [...]
[...] - - -38, rue de Charenton, 11 to 4 to see work—Abattoirs—Spectacle des Acrobates, Boulevard du Temple—Théâtre des Funambules, Boulevard du Temple—Ombres Chinoises, Palais Royal–Salon de [...]
[...] pºſſ $ºr directions to obtain Tickets, when required, see GUIDE OF tº it-in [...]
[...] necessary. The circumstances of the country not only justify, but demand, an assembling of the Legislature at a much earlier date than the 22d of . seeing that we have been actually at war since the 20th of October, or perhaps even longer. . Upon what constitutional [...]
[...] you wout give no account of the parson what you'll meet on the Bridge, for he has got a sort of a constitutional avarsion to the Old Bailey, seeing as how it’s a disease that has proved fatal to all his family. We thiuks you had better come dressed in top boots and spurs (with moustachios to disguise your parson), as [...]
[...] The fog was so dense on Thursday morning for a mile or two on the other side of Tyburn-turnpike, that in a gia, it was scarcely possible to see the horse's ears. All carriages were obliged to go at a slow foot-pace, and even then, on ac count of the extreme darkness, there was the greatest danger of [...]
[...] en a barrier which concessions alone could preserve.’ After arguing that a preservative spirit protects Europe. the Moniteur adds :—“At this very moment we see appear within our walls an august witness of the good understand ing among the governments for the maintenance of the gº [...]
[...] war, according to the journals, was to result in the West as well as in the East, from the shock of opinions; on the contrary, we see, in the East as well as in the West. the concurrence of common interests maintain peace upon bases which guarantee alike the prerogatives of [...]
[...] nicates itself as far as our government, which, after the pacific accomplishment of these salutary arrangements, will no longer see sufficient cause for the occupation of Spain. The French troops will return to the Kingdom, after having beheld the internal and mutual peace of [...]
[...] Petersburgh, had the honour to be presented to the Duchess of Berry on Sunday, her Royal Highness having º” a desire to see the author of that chef d’auvre in relieſ. - - Letters of a recent date from Constantinople state that [...]
[...] do. 10–Do. on Greek Language and Philosophy, at do. 9–Do. on Latin Oratory, at do. quarter-past 8–Post from England: For Exhibitions, &c. open every day, see Messenger of Thursday [...]
[...] t. la: ºr directions to obtain Tickets, when required, see GUIDE OF pArtis Published by GAlign AN1, in 2 vols. 12mo. with a portrait and ſac [...]
