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[...] ... be eithe ; an above alſ, s mischief in its fi neral in speaki spuring tone hic itry to justify the ommanders to b * cº I, not to n its first aking 01 tone w :h has b y the beer oast of 1 - We wi l cajol or bi ſi. suffer th --- as they h; g of its affairs—or ecolne SO beer flowed i yetter dispos, wish, inde bullied from the emselves to y have been f s—or to war ge - || ſt wed in abund disposed cre chy, a , indeed, "lie friends of their post of avenge their n fantastically c rant the ſe ſlash of lightni auce during ws. Strong [...]
[...] ments whicſ gions. Such a :al systems r superiors y increas mong the l own homes groups, f ies, in the end highl ich their D meeting and if and the trayers : They ar sed expenditur ower treated beſ All appear , footing it aw end, y, gratifyi eclaration , and the senti , to look wi e laught, ind llute aillon ed before mid ap ared to ha aw to their througho ying to all wi expresses ntil whose w with an enji , indeed, by thei § The E midnight ve comfortabl (] "..."..." . hones , must be | dº waste, or liberal '...'...'. be- xeter Co - tably re. I s [...]
[...] - ar, to resist the r round the ' sti that ruin of y of their 'e and capaci uity || | dence of ster Flying Post J most t mes offin e rebellious !e Thron t ruin opers ell' own capacious cl Heath, ne - D. Seratt St. Jan: tº the Briti man happine us and blasph e and their maligãi sons and insti wants; but iſ chau- th ar Maidstone, wi on, Es : ".) itish Empi piness, as well a emous ene- d Ignity now stitutions icº iſ they had e cellar, pa , was broken i q. of Penend - - - - - - - .." try it. en intº l. Ilden ch [...]
[...] W --ee- stren th aga olved to dir ration a coach s the Her - sº º: wº aimed littl wº º State . ". tº their" . º from º: º: º:y º:istol and Birming º lon () e credit wi much bl —with gr nings r Was y-brid cause 15. an Oppositi our Readers it with th - ood will great earnes at Naples.” met at the ge, on th way leadiº - - -- on to the C rs, for not urgi be more eries of ill be shed i Cºstuess .”—. the coac toll-gate | e Worcest % le [...]
[...] - - -- on to the C rs, for not urgi be more eries of ill be shed i Cºstuess .”—. the coac toll-gate | e Worcest % le quisition was i e County Ad urging | - Contes hed in such we hope i chmen, havi »y another Bri er road, it is S in y Address ng forward must unhi sts which it wi a contes it : each , having s er Bristol , 1 | averse to any Me progress. Th , while the R n nninge once it will unavoi st; and th other, got do ome busines coach, when] tº - "... - - - - s W in - tless to ti' • th e [...]
[...] averse to any Me progress. Th , while the R n nninge once it will unavoi st; and th other, got do ome busines coach, when] tº - "... - - - - s W in - tless to ti' • th e tempts of thi eting of a ne truth is e ess of Euro more the whol lavoidably od e person at their hea and leſt thei transact wi this natur ny kind, foresce, we were | The M pe, at this 1 hole orde produce wh ir heads, or even i eir horses wi with hex among a Publi uré would fingt. oreseeing tha he Marquis of E moment i r and hoppi en, on a sudd , or even in th without any [...]
[...] voking a - - instrumental peace—because - Vernon h istingu s! he horse em: but thei circulu a spirit in Ir | , even incid we did Lordship is i as bee ned leaders s more, and ; but their exerti on we apprehend eland which it wi identally, in p is in a fai n much indi jumped over th nd turning sl ons onlyl sil - - - - to- A Col ir way of indispos where th ver, the b g short r - * of either P to lay. As t ...'...". j'..."...". posed, but hi - ey reima attlement of ound, the [...]
[...] - : diate Saw, al" "...: hat onday of the day ... to a plac d, to th n his rel ºf Fezzan, was resent Out iſºtº º º §. Sentiinents Juvenile š. New sº º - place among ruined Č. º of M. from an º ºliſ in Evening Post.) onductors of " which . was held in .." of the Dumfri and filled wi º with the '. he ſelf in with º The radical creed i fewer than 85 sion, there x e New C urch Fies the appeara such a numbe mains of large diffices uſ dolence and proll d is the best of all ad instruction * children of i. an assemblage there, Capt. S. i. . of an i. statues, as to i. - [...]
[...] ices: for th * ccessful demago - rºsº | . Simºv, n Saturday nig ekly mitted, amid pot, which his on the Pey to low 0 . to be º . . its aus- º out. ...' * .." Old Ship and !" In º a party ...'. oblºgy per scourse eloque y the most vulgar volt requires oyal attacl and their wi used entertai n his departu mary; 1817, C hizaries to atº" nt mus gar hand, th tuni linent a Wives alument B re ſrol 1817, Capt. S * I as man. W ic to the dari , that it inay nity of and bounty is, emana s Benuleat. m Tripoli : “; accordº' [...]
[...] Rººſ or long conference which Capt. S. had with the Bey on º * Wilsº the practicability of proceeding into the interior of Áſri 3 Wis now p. caſrom Tripoli, the expedition under the late Mr. Hit [...]
[...] address the Hall; but the cries of ".. Privi leg" rendered the few observations he made utterly inaudible; and he retired wi. COun ***nce iudicative of vexation and disappoint [...]
[...] A langhing in hys sleevc. Another rogue he to hym brought, I wis, a witye fellowe, They played our wise Lord Mayor a trick, As though he had been mellowe. [...]
[...] “Beneath the Mansionne House there is “A hole, three inches wide; “Gnupºwder there they uneau, I wis, “And briuºtone for to hide. [...]
[...] Tº. Let, several fine Apartments, fit for Fa. miliºs or single Gentlemen, elegantly Furnished, with or wi stables and ºh-house: 5, Rue Möndovì, close to the º: Good iſ able-d Hote-Persons may be served in ther a, artments. [...]
[...] di m ºf this office, employ it tº greaſ advantage-flaw questions *** were 1, whether respecting England or France, thºse whe wi h to eturn to England, bºt find a tufia'ity in so doins, ma Pe: baps be ins ructed how to surmount all thiculty.—Appi º Messrs. Del & Co. 46, Rue Neuve St. Augustin. Ply [...]
[...] To the Secretary of State for Home and Foreign Affairs. JDOCUMENT No. V, we published j'esterdar.) DOCUMENT No. Wi. [This is the No. II., referred to in * preceding letter of Gu tierrez. [...]
[...] promotions made in the Austrian army. The Nuremberg Gazette states that the Pacha Salonica, who had marched from his Pachalik wi 5000 men, infantry and cavalry, and four piec's cannon, to act against a Greek corps of 4000 men, w [...]
[...] cannon, to act against a Greek corps of 4000 men, w had been landed at Epanomi by a fleet of forty sº had been repulsed wi. a loss º 200 men. ( the 2d of August the Greeks, in their turn, attack the Pacha, took his four pieces of cannon, and pursu [...]
[...] bech, anchored in th sport yesterday coming in five days from Algiers; and in consequence of notice given him by Wi. Wetterbech, the Dutch Consul has announced to me verbally that at Algiers a ſlotilla is fitting out to pursue and attack the Spanish merchant [...]
[...] of an eligible and handsome Sp uning Manufactory, newly erected, with Workshops for Weaving, situate between Paris and Allsver, would be happy to meet wiſ, an active Partner, to superintend the Establishmeut, or eyen to dispose of the Establishment. In case of Partnership, it would be requisite to furnish at least 4 of the value [...]
[...] Pºpºº, Bordºux, Lyºns, ºneva, and italy.ºrraveling Carriage, . hought or sold confidential couri return - º the same º, #. º i:...: * Carriages wi t ENGLAND AND IRELAND, Steam-Packet from t [...]
[...] the command of Colonel Henderson, statioued in line in front of the Capitºl. - - wi him the hall, the entire space of the circular lobby without, the lar, the spacious pronenade in the rear of the Speaker's chair, aid th three outer rows of the members seats, were all occupied [...]
[...] his seat. Tſe Chief Justice was placed in front of the Clerks’ lable, having before him another table, on the ſloot of the Hº!, ... the oppºsite side of which sat the remaining Judges, wiſ, their faces towards the clair. , Sile.ice having º d, and the doors of the 11all closed, Mr. Adams rose and read, with [...]
[...] º º ºilſtºy ſº ºf tº Uniºn, fºliº. "A". ..i. jº, | #diciary, has expounded the constitution lative wi. ºš." harmonious coincidence with the legis. impºrſectiºn of ls .# ity questions of construction, which ille Year of Julilee ... gººge had remiered unavoilable. The [...]
[...] the spirit of exºitatiºn disturb the general gladness!–2. ‘Jºhn Quincy Adams.” The lºud of his nativity rejºices, in the bright less of his fame; may the whºle people he made glad by the wi dom of his Administration. Nine Cheers—3. . The Vice President of the United States.” . The voice of a free and enlightened people [...]
[...] six Cheers.—5. “Andrew Jackson.” A*," "!” º as a sºldier pre-emineſt. The gratitude and º of º wiſ ſways arºmºny im,"Ninº". º lam iii. aw fºº"...sºſ. i. priºtº worth, grºñº... ." rtt viºs, and cºrdii ºr his indº' sufferings. Six Cheer, [...]
[...] stockholders and others had been ruined as well as the emigrants, who ought to esteem themselves happy in finding again their fa milies and friends, and in classing tirenselves wi,j many olier unfortunate persons. The representatium of the Indemnity as a debt was objectionable, for how could an act of generosity be a debt 2 [...]
[...] Sacrilege Law Project. The following articles were severally put and adopted :— ART. WI. The profanatiºn of co, secrated wafers, committed publicly, shall be punished with death. The execution shall be preceded by the convict doing penauce before the principal church [...]
[...] of the bºoks, securities, etc. will be proposed to submit the result of the exain dation to the public in a few lays. When it is hoped the adoption of such measures wi, Le “commented as will tend to restore coufidence and re. ieve the dist ess which the stol’page of such an establish. [...]
[...] P"“*” of a large debt, no more lººſa, individual, can be cous dered independent. Money is power ; and that nation wi' become P. wºrless who sha nortgage its re sºurces will, , , , , 1,... prospect of 1 clieving them by dis bar ,”; its gagements. [...]
[...] in 500' state, of 450 acres, with farining tenement and 254 acres • land, in toto 79, a res.—The gates of the Cha eau open on !!!" f ºrca, and the iºnºidſ wi. road.—Apply to M. Buck ºre, Notary. Rue St. A artin, No. 14. [...]
[...] P" ſhe ºd loor, Hotel vigur, or, Q'ai Yº!ºire, it is conven. ly distributed, and ºlesauty decorated with Glass.-1 he r º - "7" ºf s. Fºr year, but a reduction wi. be granted for ontº º, - \pi,'v. haraps tºlysees, No. 3. Ali. des Veuves. year. [...]
[...] lat improvements in Steam Tng tº nº accid ut is any l iscº possible to those on the plan of the Triton's, that they will tra ve!, at the rate of eight miles an honº wiſ, every convenience and not the slightest fat gue.—For further lºticºlars app y pen *ally, or by letter (post paid), Rue des Religieuses, No. 5, at [...]
[...] Claremont, to proceed on a visit to Earl Craven, at his Miss Leathes, the unfortunate young Lady, whose me- military establishment, estimates the expences of the en- i. * ºisºn. d has ordered 200 tons of coals lancholy death by leaping out of a two-pair of stairs suing year nº; § º 5,000,ooo. §: be correct, i. e Marquis 9 tol Ila - - - window we have already recorded, were removed it is supposed that the É?”“Wi be able to gel ºil to be distributed to the poor on his estates in Stafford- from the house of Dr. 'E. 18, jr. along º resorting to direct taxes, excises, or a º º shire, in addition to his other usual bounties: Bloomsbury, to St. Andrew's Church, Holborn.—Her except perhaps to borrow money for the deficiency d º [...]
[...] lice Magistrate; Mr. iriscol, barrister, and Mr. S. J. soap before they set out: this will prevent the snow Castlereagh) came over to his house, and that he." h Fº ent from the new Government ºf N*P.. ". . *::::::: ºl. will perform *:::: . º to see * With º: iſº s An age! - --- - -ſavºr wi - ". . . y. - is mind he got up in his sleep, and W. rived in England, and º: ..".... ... | . The astonishing number of ten eggs were laid on ed down to the .*. º i. . stulu º [...]
[...] Mºby ºn ºfferester, but will endeavour to obtain a ge- supposed he had bººed. Yºdºy Tºurish Gºre.) . The neral co-operation to the measure.-(Nottingham Jour- are led º #. º was occasioned by violent Apprehensions are entertained º: ** º to - means.—[tºristol Mercury. - en imilar snow-blockade to that which wi wered in . *H. Committee of the North-street School, attended On Monday morning, at ſour o'clock, a fire broke i. ...º, º: te. already out in the tarring-house in the ropery of Messrs. James greatly impeded by the fall of Tuesday and Wednesday, [...]
[...] Pºla, Meeting of the Royal Dublin Society, - on Thursday, Dec. 28, 1820. . The Right Hon. Wis. Frººkfor pºiſonmorency, V.P. - in the Chair; - Resolved unanimously. That a Committee of Five be [...]
[...] * Resolved unanimously, That the same be adopted, and presented by our Nºble Vice-President, the Right Hon: Wis. Frankfort De Montmorency to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, to be by him transmitted to his Majesty in the most respectful manner. [...]
[...] were also ready for sea.” We wish to create no alarm; at least no unnecessary alarm. But we have not ſo gotten wi.at happened some twelve months siuce, when the “most satisfactory assurances,” of pacific intentions and wishes on the [...]
[...] It has been decided that Captain Parry is to take the command of an expedition to Regent's Iulet; that Cap aiu Lyon is to proceed wi h the Grp ºr to Repulse Bay, from thence overland to Heartie's, or Copp r Mine River, lately visited by Captain Franklyn; and [...]
[...] from one of the Pay S reants, at Albany Bºrrack , heal ing that the ſlaud was discovered, and that it, e. guards were in pursuit of him, wi idrew to at out house, and cut his throat in so dreadful a manner, it “t he shortly died. The Coronel's Verdict was—that i.e [...]
[...] may ull be partakers of the blessed inheritance in that world of blºss and glory, where there will be ud more sorrow or sighaug—but all tears will be wiped away is the sincere wis of “Your most obedient servant, “Mr. Carr. W. D. LILLINGTON.” [...]
[...] the errors of the report, that on the nort, is g of his execution, the last letter he wrote to a gº nil, man iu London consisted of half a dozen lines, wi itten with a firm hand, and transmiting this commission : — “Will you le kind enºugh to gºt my deterce put [...]
[...] Alves was at a coilee-house n*** *.xcil a dºº ..". h parcel of blue ownly ..". .. º: warehouse in Size-lane, which he wis §: *..." . for Myers, and put on “ small Fº yº. º , 11 he ... business with with.” it would be !... Kº: [...]
[...] 1817, witness went to Scotland; he had previously º: fºllº..."...". . . .”. Levy had frequently assisted him wi on this occasion he advauced one thousand pounds, say ing, as witness was a stranger in Scotland it was necessary [...]
[...] two yº's. Recollects making some clothes for Wheeler; was joint assignee with L. Levy under Wheeler's bank! º !"wis Levy introduced the witness to Wheeler, who had five snits of clothes of him or more; the whole amount of his bill was 631, the balance due was about 331. [...]
[...] before I left them ; he had not got out of his coach. "Wit. *** wºul, owards the back of the hnstings, where he ſº. ºnained till driven away. The woman was wound.d. wi. in ten yards of the bustings, on this side. I fell over tº child, and, took it np. Meagher was the "man whº, did [...]
[...] deposed to the brutal conduct of the Yeomanry. In the cºurse of the morning an arguineuni arose with respect tº the admissibility of a particular witness, wi. came to identify soune of the Yeomanry, and to prove cet - tº acts coimmitted by then in St. Peter's field, on the [...]
[...] characters alternately ; amongst these are the arts of Augustus and Cinna, and of the Grand Wi. and Marigny in the Knight Templars. A butcher living near Saumur has been taken up and ordered for trial, charged with having [...]
[...] Subscribers and oth rs since coll, ced, by whi'll the embari'ass ments which have often been experienced, will be prevented, and useful infºrmation received.—N.B. Forciºn Wies of the best qualities and lowest prices; alsº a variety of Eºglish goods. [...]
[...] iºd, arrived at Portsmonth on Thursday, from. Leith; and is fitting with the utmost expeditiºn, ſo foreign ser Wi.e. All the Officers who served under the flag of Rear Admiral Otway, at Leith, are continued in her. Her complement of board is to be increased from 3oo to 540 [...]
[...] waii. y ...”. from numbers of respectable *Y*, aud i. . them from 6 to 25 each on stated Fººd . wi d * Provided with a good dinner. W. been ºrders to send nearly 5oo have already *t to the Flame-work Knitters' Committee. [...]
[...] *rvants became the objects of my butchering heart: they had some suspicion of my intention, and therefore ºld avoured to make their escape through a back wi dow in the lower part of the house; the old blackwo man being half in and half out, I run with my axe and [...]
[...] dow in the lower part of the house; the old blackwo man being half in and half out, I run with my axe and cut her legs off, as she was going out of the wi dow; her daughter, who had a tender feeling for her mother, *m; to me and implored mercy from my hand, but no, [...]
