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... to see any thing which may detract from the merit of him whom he deems generally deserving. Fair criticism is that which exposes both the merits and defects of the work under consideration. As it is fair, it is also the only useful criticism. The end ...
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... Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool. UPSET PRICE VALUABLE I) BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF FIFE FOB SALE, There will be exposed to sale Public Roup, (free of Auction Duty) within the lloyal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, the 16th November ...
... to the President of the United States, on the subject of War.—Your's* &c. PACIFICUS. Sir,—Encouraged yonr proposal, I now fake pen to exvrestto you more fultj convictions and my view* relating war. '• Your Excellency aware, that ardour of mind leads ...
... of the decency of thi this print. N ultt doues arty respectable man titinic of the im follon jng sampele, in which, for tire Fake of an execrable pun, P. gross irtsult is pa-sed upon at mtagistrate of the h county ?- We do not say that Cal. Williams murdered ...
... the period of most danger from attack, especially under exposure to aid or damp. 21. Let an bedding and clothing be daily exposed during winter and spring to the fire, and in summer to the heat of the sun. 22. Let the dead be buried in places remote from ...
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... bound him to make compensation to those who suffered an injury in consequence of machinery being left in such a state as to expose the persons in his factory to a degree of danger which they ought not undergo. He was liable to an action, but the plaintiff ...
... madness, hired ruffians at 3s, tiol. per day, who enjoy all the pleasures of life, and 1 as • soldier at only 13.1. per day, exposed to all kinds of weather, horrified almost to death in protecting those very policemen who have been the agressors? Forbid ...
... land fortifications, the whole of which in the highest state eipiipment. regret exceedingly to see that public ailairs are faking so unfavourable turn. It is useless to give you any details, as you must know more about it than do, since the aggression ...
... of al- the Rossian Ministry, Arm. legiance to the Emperor Alexande sighed by felt. Bernadotte !eft him the choice: either to fake ou t of the coun- ; | his.trial.as a traitor, or else be sent try. He preferred the ara accordingly was sent under a guard ...
... adopt, would be convinced that there was system of terror kept alive in that unfortunate country, which individuals were exposed to assassination and outrage that must defeat all attempts benefit Ireland, and must ultimately lead to the entire disorganization ...