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... MORNING _CHRONICLE We are surprised that our _contemporary of the IVcckly Juurnal , who _is in general _temperate and candid in his judgments , _should speak of Ac _Slanting _Chronicle as _u _, _pAper _that luJ enjoyed _&n _unrivalled reputation of ...
... MORNING CHRONICLE. This story ha all the good qualiiie* of the write-, and exhibits power of sketching character, and hippy s yie of humorous illustration of every-day manners, which absorb the attention of leader.” THE PRESS. “ Written with all Mr. ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, Sir,—Having been unwell for some days past. have had no opportunity paying* my respects to General Duff Green, who (whatever be his other merits) has certainly not shown himself ft Washington in defence of his country ...
... _THE CAREER OF _THE _MORNING _CHRONICLE _. ( From we _Mar _/ _liny Si ...
... TO _THE EDITOR'OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE _. _Sin , —Seeing tlie . name of Mr O'Mcara _mentioned _in your Pnper _. _'as connected witli . ' sbme schism _existing ut St Helena , I fcul it a _justice due to _that'Gentleman to _send for _publiciition u letter ...
... THE MORNING CHRONICLE LONDON: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1861. the CLARENDoN Embassy to tHe newly-gilt and newly-painted Court of Prussia has come to an end. Even, the gorgeous MAGENTA, after exhibit - ing himself like a king in a pantomime, ha-. piayed same ...
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... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1816. The Paris Papers of Monday last, whica we re- ceived yesterday, are again filled with details of ar- rangements preparatory to the marriage. They seem y to have no room for any thing else, nor any ...
... TRlI' MORNING CHRONICLE. L 0 LONDON: 0 TUiSSDAY, 'jANUiJRr 57, i8,7 Accounts have been received from Holldnd, which. f. state that all the neutral ships having British property on board have been released; and the embargo has ge. t nerally been taken ...
... THE MORNING CHRONICLE LOND0N : SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1813. Paris papers to the zoth instant reached town k night. It is extraordirnary, that though they reach; a clusive to thie djr before the period when the ?? was to ter m nate, they d?) not contain a ...
... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N DWO N: or ' TUESDAY, JUNE 22,1819. :0 A We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Friday last. The ir Chamber of Peers met on Thursday to receive the Report of be the Special Committee, on the projet respecting the Financial ...
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