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... to folldw them in a few 'jai a great Number of Land Forcei on board , to make : 1 !t upon foine Pa:i of the 13ritith. Dominions. 'day_ his Majelly and the Royal Family were at the at. St. James's, and heard a Sermon preached' 'Right Hon-the Houle of Peers ...
... for he hot only the fervant, but the Have his iuhjeAs and I ill ven’ure afiert, that there is not a man in all thefe dominions, days are,deHrned labour, that leans laborious a ll(e as ihe Sovereign of them letter from Portfmouth, da'ed July 2, fays, Arrived ...
... not only the fervant, but the (lave of his lubjeffs: and we will ventme to all’ert, that there not a man in all thefe dominions, days are deftined to labour, that leads fo laborious life as the fovereign them. Hague, June 27. the 2»d inftant his ferene ...
... is not only the fervant, but the flave of his fubje&s ; and 1 will venture to affert, that there not*, man all thefe dominions, days are dedined to labour, fhat leads laborious a life the Sovereign of them ! The lad letters from Gibraltar mention, that ...
... he is not only the fcrvant, but the {lave of his fubje£ls : and I will venture to that there is not man in all thele dominion*, days aic to labour, that leads fo laborious a life as the Sovereign of the whole. The lad Amderdam Gazette contains the following ...
... On Satnrday afternoon, died, after a few About two years ago, on his making too free I have witneffed in your Majefty's dominions days illnefs, Henry Vanfittart, Efq. univer- with a (mall one he had in a cage, fie was bit ' harrowed up my very foal. In ...
... voluminous or too ex'penfiv - e. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Church yard; nd fold by all Lookifellers.in the Brit:th dominiOns. day wa.i put;Lihed,. In Two Votorn;s, Price los: in Boards, ffiHE ACTICA . L. PHILOSOPHY of SO. CIAL LIFE ;. or the Art of ...
... his character, and his life. Thine, exclaimed to myself, a specimen of genuine glory! Thine is true power—legitimate dominion. Day succeeds day, and with him the tide of happiness ever the How. sees before him a series duties which high intellect alone ...
... Sou they, his character, and his life. Thine, exclaimed myself, is Specimen genuine glory Thine is true power—legitimate dominion. Day succeeds day, and with him the tide of happiness the flow. He sees before him a series duties which high intellect alone ...
... —You will recollect that Parliament, the year 1823, resolved upon the abolition of Negro Slavery throughout bis Majesty’s dominions. day, however, was mentioned for this great event; but was understood, that his Majesty’s Ministers were draw up certain R ...
... above positions, 1 would certainly at once fixing a day, beyond which there s ,r r /|d*. exist slave in his IMajesty’s dominions. day should be. I would leave it to the * ~ Parliament to decide ; also, ichat mens ll j in the mean time be adopted in order ...
... gentleman were only such were calculated to satisfy his eheerers—such would satisfy the Orangemen of Ireland, giving them dominion day and rule by lt was odd that the right hon. gentleman should be anxious to give satisfaction those whom he had formerly ...