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... now ? Why, Mr. Dowson will eat his words, to be sure; thougbh it would not be vesrsurprising, if he were to say, with-the Courier upon a re- cent occasion, in a case where the minister was concerned, that the situation in life constituted no small part ...
... general circulation amongst Lhose who are supposed to have the best means of . information. We give it as we have received it. Courier. L French papers to the Qd, and Dutc h journals to the 4th inst. were recei'el on Sunaday, also somei Hamburgh papers to the ...
... 30th of April 1SOS, and in the 6th year of our reign. a (finned) ALFXANDER. D (counterfigned) ' Prince ADAM CZARTORYSMI. ) (Certified to be tranflated conformably to the original) ~e (figned) PIEaRra D'OURIL. _ SEPTaMitFRA6. iT The ?? the Argus.] Tle ...
... lo her frolm the 9th of April, 1804, till the 9th dayi of June, t1806, the e child being born upon the 13th day ef.July, 1806, being about a fortighit after tile return otH. Tlay. lor to cohabit with iris wife. The case was argu- -ed h Iy hi. Stokes, for ...
... have been restored E-through the events of the late Peace. ly ?? 7he Courier says, that the Admiralty iias not heard 4, of an expedition to the coast of South America. So Tire Courier alleged when we announced tile failure of the Mission to China. It will ...
... circumstance happened, and it was, in put to March or April that wye were at Luneburg. Tb ci Why did he leave the service of her Royal Highness P ask vs le Because the Princess recommended him as courier to ber Frant aunt, the Margravine of Bareutls. bitt ...
... Senegagliia. D)oes not yecallect who was courier on that journey; there were tno in the princess's service, but could not positively recollect which of the two. Witness live'd in her majestyts suite from April. 1l1 5. to April, 1818. Whilst in the service of her ...
... insteaced the ease of Government offering a re-wrd4 -for a ; sediietsws libel at Derby itt 1796,- and the offer of a reward in April last for the apprehension of the attiltor of tite Glasgow placard.- H-Ie should prove, if a Committee were appointed -as ale ...
... eentakn ito er ervce erey a a ourer to Na. ples, sod who had afterwards remains ic e aety's service as a footman as well as a courier. 'rh vincof Deaerit, therefore,'was not contr~adicted, bust-was confirmed by the cvi- denuse on the other side. Now as to ...
... it was rt least primaafaie evidence of it; and, by-the-by, it shesed that hter Majesty did arrive at Trieste on the 15th of April ,and left it on the IiGth. Tfie King's Counsel proesced the greatest aetolnitiment at ?? being offered as evidence. Mr. IltRUoaGM ...
... at Trieste but a day and a half, and attempted to prove this fact by a letter, dated the 18th of April; but although a letter be dated the 18th of April, it by no means follows that it was sent off on that day. Mr. Brougham, with that extrenie adroitness ...
... -Hlavant, S6s, Oil.-Newport, 555. 9d.-RiuI;vuod, bfis. 5d.- Southampton, -S. Od.-Portsnmiutb, 54s. 2dl. IV5An-fverage price, March 28, is 35s, lid. per cwt BANtK it UPIS. Natsaniel Meienre now sir lute of Worcester, brewer useuy Alfied Naible, Albatny-road, ...