... contrary to every el0 moe n ylawhtobe was deeQitd by the English reac tor como al, while Itwo made bets on horse-races were exposed gath ie ml!tost w jug and vexatious proceedings by a set t t hI most whV hoipped to be attorney's of nonimon fi~ filet lire ...

... an impression prevailing in the court at Win- 'Of chester that the crown property had been so wantonly nog- r'y looted and exposed to plunder that the prisoners ought to be ,_acquitted ?-Yes, I understood that generally. Did the chairman, in his charge ...

... of came. There has been of late years a Vas8t profusion Of game exposed to the eyes and appetites of a poor and sometimes suffering class of the People. No wonder that if property exposed on the outside of shops is carried off hy depredators, that pheasants ...

... find m~yself compelled agains$, ny-- wll, to eiploy all te ens my pawec. to carry it: ito effect, if I were not'willhiio, to expose myself to the most disagreiahl consequences, withour;even ebtaining t'ere by fbryour Serehe Electoial-UHighiteas th& object ...

... sympathy with poverty and oppression. The lash is applied to a hundred different abuses, and humbug in many shapes is admirably exposed. Mr. Leigh Murray, as Jupiter, was earnest in the extreme, and in imitating Mr. Macready particularly happy. Take that light ...

... fernale felon was tntr assailed with in, such foul abu~s-such filthy, unmanly, cruel attacks asher Ma- ed jesty was daily exposed to irom thi demi-official papers of the th Treasury [true, true]; but the abuse was niot confined to her, in, the people, ...

... the accumulated wrongs ansi injuries %which were heape!d iporn her, under the sort tof persecuriort to which site lied been exposed; but, ahove all, under that hope deferred which saaketia tie heart sick. Recollecting these circumstances, Ite re- peard~ ...

... one instance they naighit be. relaxed in all, and there would be a retarn ot those gamrnbling transactions which had bean exposed in the report of the committee of which he (-r. Wararos was th caim n er. hearti. He panyshould be dissolved, and that a new ...

... led to the conclusion that the duty proposed was one which the article of live cattle could fairly bear, end which would not expose the agricultural interest to any injury whatsoever, acid that was really his sincere conviction. le was not, however, at all ...

... for the production certaia papers tending to show the services of the peti- oner, and the hardships to which he had been exposed. The Duke of WELLI NGTON presentes- a petition, signed (as we understood) about 10,000 of the inhabitants of [anchester, sgsinst ...

... of I a particular niture denived from the circumstances of those who commit.the offejice, that it would be most expedient to fake away the punishment of eath. The offence.was generally committed by clerks Jiinog in habits of familiarity with their Mjasters ...

... which he is compelled to put into the hands of persons not chosen by himself; or, in- deed, rather, what follyin any man to ,expose himself to the.shame attendant on such a'situation! - The Reform now proposed willmake a total change in this respect.- It ...