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... overdocked with people who potfeiV this .}uality an extraordinary degree, but the few who do, might poitibly tor their own fakes, well the hap pine of others, be much belter, they were endued with no fenlkbility all. Poor Tom frankly, is ftriking proof ...
... this point, I have thought proper, after the tidings received trom Hoorn and Medcmblyk, rather to evacuate the town, than expose It to the vengeance our enemies. with great concern state, that the laws war oblige me to destroy your armed shipping this ...
... observes. that “ was looked upon the successor of the famous Lilly, whose magical utensils he possessed. These he would sometimes expose, in derision, to his intimate friends; and particularly the dark chamber and pictures, whereby Lilly used impose upon pecplc ...
... 'Clh, 'Xiorty Couple of very hig- bred 1andPx also, somevery capi lllRtRS :and U_,CXb., ; , I ' ?? . . - The Hounds wilL be exposed to Sale I ot& of xo Cou- pies ?? m^ay be had before tlhq VPa'f 3 by ap~6lyuug to !,Tsi~i4 1t0A 94 taj. W4I7 4?, W'TANTEDIt ...
... of such (as nre and adds, I** have s-ulnoilting the committee the outline for its ai'CO't:p. ! i«J the ba*»s of which is, [■fake 1-k* fund proportionate contribution on the earning-, the w’orkinen, lo Ik; aided l*y a stib'cription from the c and laud owner** ...
... Haiinab Mills was a.traiUot dence. Alex. Potts, for stealing sacks, t hree. months, John Byers, for obtaining money under fake Six weeks* imprisonment. Against Dorothy llidraesj and Eleanor Cain, for stealing in a Thomas Turnbull, fur killing Mery Mossman*no ...
... meeting should be adjpurned, In order that the public might have due intimation reapeOtiug it. . .The reason that I. refuted fo fake the chair U|»n that occasion, when I was proposed to.fill it,, was, because I did pot wish to hare any concern with meeting ...
... ail that Engishnmen are accustomed to regard v-itl irejerenee, and in parts very. nearly alp proached to high tid6ison. In faking dito coiisideration the conduct of mnisters on ttliS ocasivn, I cun onlly say, that if the inuornia- tion they obtained concerning ...
... ha. been men. before, is now stated be earned on by single Ligate, Ligerm, and that badly equipped; a circnmstuh-. which exposes the entire a naval force on the part of the Columbian govenimeht, Bfioh, the late Admiral of the Colombian fleet; while the ...
... letter was whostilladhere to what be was now warranted in calling these words:—“ Sir, bate it id command from hi* ••that exposed delusidn,” equally vote lor it. he- Majesty ti> inlorm you. that, his Majesty has no further cause it pledged them to no opinion ...
... distract the attention, anid to guardand keep from the light of day all the vices of the system which they were afraid to see exposed. For the existence of such a feeling he had long been prepared; but he confessed lie was little preplaredl foir the avow- ...
... committee. The Bankruptcy Court bill was cominitted, and ordered to be re-commiitted next Friday, when the discussion on t vill fake place. Adj. Tuesday, Aug. 9.-7he Earl of Haddinqlon presented a petition from the Senalitv .Icaderieces of Edinburgh Univer ...