... dare be fo bold as to fay fo of Citizens who excel in all thing:, always unexceptionable. The Worfl of it is, we pick the very garbage of your errors and tranfplant them into our own dainty perlormancet, if tranfcribers can be faid to perform any thing ...

... give.” for in th ist of his patrons be is permitted to make publie the very respectable names of Park, Praudreth, Porsuaw, Pick ersteth, avd of Liverpool, Simmons of Muu- chester, Cartwright, of the Middlesex Hospital, Muss, of Warrington, Trotter, of ...

... of Prance; and Hates that this plot was managed by aM. Garbage, fome time refident in England.— This ?? ion (faya a paper of this morning) w© can con- tradict on the be ft authority. M. Garbage was a gentleman of the moll amiable and candid manners, ...

... thcin neither, for though continued speak them fair one on one side his face, yet when addressed himself my uncle and could pick out that, notwithstanding the savoury morsels they had crammed his mouth with, Mr. Vitruvius Whighiun considered them thieves ...

... place, and some entrails and garbage in another. Found the first in an open place; the second near the edge of the cover. Tigs could get into that part of the cover. Figs used to go. Pigs would have eaten the cakes and the garbage. Cattle could have strayed ...

... stimulants he loved, and may be said at times to have wanted. He certainly did permit his fancy to feed on this dunghill garbage ;_ now and then, indeed, even here he scrutched up a pearl, but so dirty a pearl, few would be at the pains of washing it ...

... Ibe passenger* for custom or employment. Tbey are content with a small portion of rice for food. They gladly pick ep, and consume, tbe garbage and dead animals, thrown, with disgust, from European vessels. Tbey are even permitted Io destroy tbeir female ...

... many opportu- lre nities of knowing the situation of the labouring poor, are wit- neases e to dredful scenes. All sorts of garbage ae soldsto tben and food is devoured with eagerness which no gentleman would allow his do g to touch. The rancid scrapings ...

... dastards who are too cowardly to play the parts of open assassins. They pry and peep and peer; whisper here, and listen there ; pick up the savings of the pot-houses, and record the doings of men by their fire-sides; lay them up in store, in alphabetical order ...

... of slavery, dec. &c., the actual words of this modest denunciator ofscurrility and personality. Not sati,fied with this garbage a la canaille, he very clumsily attempts to criticise my mode of writing. He may as well leave that alone, and look to his ...

... of slavery, &c. &c., the actual words of this modest denunciator of scurrility and personality. Not satisfied with this garbage a la canaille, he very clumsily attempts to criticise my mode of writing. He may as well leave , that alone, and look to his ...

... the crew of the Lancaster, of this port, are happily put an end to the receipt intelligence from the Captain. The crew were picked up from the wreck by a Glasgow vessel, and taken to Quebec, where they arrived safe and well. e have, in previous numbers ...