... 'ihoe S)eitiep.1 whic!h we haveexanlinoed has muich of the ap- I~earaneo and sparkling brilliancy of fine lead ore, and when exposed to thle aetion of fire It burns freely, tund cemits a large quantity of ga,_R.Vfaet NeJs Le*tTr. LonD Lvut)sNuxD9T, _ paragrapll ...

... extensioll of the suffrage we have had(l tho question put, What is the use of giving a titan a vote ?? its exercisc must expose him to poslilsi- mont from his employor or his landlord ? Whieln Vo lmvc demalided the ballot we have been accused of in ...

... charter of the nt.East India Comapany., A Aries qf spirite4 revolutions strongly of 15, comdemning tbe monopoly ofth .Cowmp',.exposing the fial- mn lacievon whith, it is auppo ...

... the Noble Lord; and the Noble Lord, went Wv about canvassing with the true typeof fiunaticism sub- et stituted for religion exposed on the dickey of his carriage, W a WOODEN BIBLE, splendidly gilt, having on the outside of ti; rit an assertion that it contained ...

... forms when the 9 so w-en through the miorsieopo, We have uevwc before obeerveal aith, jug these steltlformn and hoxagonal, fakee ; and we should suppose disco gthat the snow, when failing, inust have bteen. In a pertly liud h st eate, and that on reaching ...

... to-Quakers' affirmations, moved that Mr. MIt ,rI- Joseph Peaseshould bie allowed to make his solemn affir- for ta- =oin iiaed o'f faking thea- oaths. The, motion was Pri tY. seconded by the Scificito~i:96ral, arid 'carried uriani- me m;frouslymaiidst trewnrtdo ...

... nothisg but confusioms, and which the couity justices iwould necessarily be most unwilling to usdertake the work of' as it must expose them to great obloquy. IL iS proposed, howeve', by the bill now sent down, that the s(uty should be performed by thmea ?? ...

... g; but as they caine without a ciflin, he the ,told thenait wouild be contrary to the rules to remove the(I hGoldy in an exposed stats, and they must get a coffin, an ' They returnsd soon afterwards with an old door, and art tried to get the body by force ...

... of his address. (Herly. Since that tin bonourable and learned gentlemian had obtained a seat arm thre Treasury Benchi, he exposed hinaself in a way that he had never attempted before. As to the disturbed state of hi Irelandi being attributed to tire l ...

... ens the box with the coachman, when the horses became na- iad ruly, and he (Mr. Dakeyne) had requested to be aillowed ice to fake the reins, but the coachman refused ?? and to scarcely had he done so, than the off wheel (the reach cc- ben nth rn side of ...