... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Duke from errors, into which many other men, and with nII essentially, wicked intenrtions,.. miglii have fallen ; instead of. faking this line, and instei af aAvisingtite Duke to throaw himself manfully 'upon the naturallyindssfgent (eelings of the coslniry3 ...