... wherever they go; ?? every unprejudiced hearer will discover that the bl; s. phenay. hich they hate, is the blasphemy of exposing their intpostures; the sedition which they would decrm the sedation which uncovers their arts. We wod endeaviur to impress ...

... popular oralrf( had reached us, I lmave no doubt that their speeches Would contain the least possible leaven of nc,nsmise and fake tsste; I The authentic declamations howevor of their Graecti and their Bruti, and of all their race of tribunes and favoi- ...

... WAL,,,S and Itle irccs3 Cfi.:; aurrcr, we think it incumibent Utpon us not to Ie tic sulljcct dri-lo anI seliall contintie to fake regultar taruc of it, if not in entire articleg, at least in a conspi- olus~ adi 1n IeqHivivcal Iuainner. We wish it tn be ...

... to CKt2Ilpt persons going to Ire. landi fromn the -payineiit of the taix on horses3 Carriages, aed servants,wvilich they mav fake over to that touwitry, having previously paid the tax therevo ill Viighild ; au'd vice vrsti, -those hrought frotri Ireland ...

... tilne aciseto begged leave positive- ly to drny, that any qadvance which mhe Bank had made, ortn which they might hereafter m fake, to Governmscenlt, WAs con.e i nedaed;ith the I111 in progresm in the Housle; atrugd which tood wholly on i tm ownr trerlst ...

... range where people had flour for refuge. There i nearly 3 s attn tion of trade, the Mole and Cu-tom-house beae.- complctely exposed to thiem, as is also the general lesiderl P of the TMerchants, wvho, for convenience, had their ?? in this quarter. If 0hiels ...

... that ce they had hitherto been patisfied with. He entreated th them to adjourn the question for one-fortnight; it could en expose them to no inconvenience, as the ex-post facto lg law they were proceeding to pass would cover all the t interval, and it ...

... d, passed amendmeut, which nothing short of a dintrihntinn of the book is to hell tantamount to such publication it shall expose the party to the vengeance of the law. For this harrier against the inconsistencies and the abuse of power, the country stands ...

... degree of free- dom oflpuhlishiiig he w~ho ,writes behind' he clrtaiand., attacks an6other, isai cowlard, because he does not expose iMi-' self to the .couseqviences of tbe defenge.1 ,Above all things, I lopeF that the reader :will do me the Justice to believe ...

... shapes, varying in quantity urpon, a scle of alnost in- definite lnrigfb ;-bint by aatorv done to God s reautation, is God exposed to sutireralice, ia thoae or any other EsuaPefi t No, says .soiebony ; but by iaoaions w hieh are unworthy of ?? iagilry is ...

... ctty or towtn its Scotrtand, would muscis rather thwat the ?? shoulil stand as it did, than thsat thle country should he exposed Co all ithe evils of granting 1 the boon (as it was called by/ niarty of the Petitioners to that House) of universal Suffrage ...

... from their situations 'in -so. ciety, and from their limited number, compared with P' the population of the town, peeulinrly exposed to that td unconstitutionsel influence, sigainat the exercise of which, your Honourable House has recently expressed its just ...