... and frivolous allegation is when applied to juftify a magiftrate for not examining evidence. But 1 will fuppofe, for argument fake, the perfons accufed to perfectly innocent; Is it not the kitercft and the wifh of every innocent man to have his conduct ...

... Eslwartl Welch, the murderer, was executed before the Debtors C»aie of Newgate, in the Old Bailey. A mod proof of what may be exposed from the a/,/of a falntaiv, pleafant, medicinal Cordial— Mrs. CVoy, of Oopthall-buildings, Throgmorton ttieer, near the Koval ...

... nmicr llic naan-ol » Pau-iit. whuli was never ta any hot '.oTii )at>.sov, ,r, Fleet-Market. The taav .ne, tor heir health’s fake, willnblVrve that the name JacU•on ant! Co. is wrote the damp ath'.rd to each box, pi iee IS. uelhuut vvlueh none are utme ...

... French government at Venice, Sir Richard Worfley mull therefore have retired to his villa, he bus really done fo, merely for the fake country air, and not from any embarralTment in his lit nation, for it no more embarrading than that Mr..Diakc, at Genoa, Lord ...

... recaver ivor/e than the thief has been long acknowledged, and it mutt give great fatisfadtion to the public, for example's fake, to find fo foul and dangerous crime brougnt Home to man of property. In paffing fentence on the culprit, J. A. Busfeild, fif'q; ...

... I'rcnch the allair was piovokcd our arrogance. deplored the un}n(litiahlc expofure of conrcifation ; evidently made for the fake of the words italics, and to fnrnifli a on the waded refourccs the enemy. The public were this means to reduced into belief ...

... gentleman a&fwer>.d, for Mr. klaiuwaring. The other fnpp-'le you gave your vote him lor the fake his father and family Nc, the gentleman. »c was for tlie fake your father and lamily/* following melancholy accident occurred Slyth *' A',.u‘. ~ P. ; [ .rr ...

... \^S^nTV.Clf APMEN ' w an ?? other TRADING PI JOrGN or PERSONS, coiifir from Town to Town, or to other Men'* Houses, and exposing to sale any Gi*ods4 Wjai-es, *? Merchandize, be RffTAIL or , contrary to n}V Act of Parlltment therein .made ...

... offhccus, scaliotns cund tuarijass ofhis1Maestv' a slp cleopitra. Sir Robertlisa, kit tiy reqimcat, bceni sit kitil as to: fake bharge of thre Cleopatra tl h arvsiipr. I have -givet i r. -Nairne, First, Lieutenanit af' his 11lajesty> sliip Lcanaitie, ...

... jt we confider it a duty incumbent upon ut, s lof h ime in infornming you, that you may ihe oen publifh its virtueci for the fake of oulr affinevlv You may fuppofe, fromto' Y creatures, Yo a spffnm the lengtht Fs his illnefs, no expence or medical air) ...

... in the Card-room during the litime the nulal is isl Mo- tioni, and the food of thiswork people, bey t his means, becomles expos~ed toall the fibres of the cutton arising from the agitation of the miacl~ionry ; tivese fibrce ace imitilato oia t le stomach ...

... periority over airy-made of Wood ; -.vbicfe, i'r «.--n th . very great stress and friction that these two material part-* are exposed to, are more liable to go out of form and repair than wben made of this more dura- ble sub/tance ; and is thought, by all ...