... subject,, It was his purp6se not to say a word,, which would hurt.the feelings of any individual. lie boled they would leave all party feehiig, and with one heart anld one voide declare: to the world their sense of his bigh merits, .le-'had' charity, enough ...

... that tbe pamphlet was before thent, arnd that they hald considered it. Thell, it is said, that it does not appear that the party was heari1. The warrant recites That wtheieas Johln |Cam) I-!obhiouse, Esq., hiainig ackniowled'.ed himself to be the author ...

... yet lived. It w~a, clear that the mIan- -b) (late ha il been issuld before his M'ajesty's death; an Eld tn imh ti e other party maintained, to get rid of this, vi tb-st the King died before it was executed, or at all g ,events, that the pannel was entitled ...

... and interdiets arising from that election, were commenced in the Court of Session; at ?? instance of -the last men- tioned party against the former, all of which, how- ever, wcre soon ?? dismissed or abandoned as un- tenable, anlt fall costs paid. But ...

... called, stated the nature of his tirct cosnexion with Mr. M'Leoil, the particu- lats of which appeared in tbis paper when the parties were brought- to the Bar for a contempt of Court. r. Carse again stated that e lihtd nothing to do withl the publicatiol farther ...

... a let- ter tas found hivhissidefrom the contents of which, there is little doubt but lie is a surgeon of Inverness. Tile parties returncd tlisappointC(; ?? no tidings have siice been received of the former fugitive. I I i ...

... fourth application Mr. Simpson received notice from the proper quarter that ?? whole was a fraud and imposition, and the parties were in consequence apprehended. Brown had on a serjeant's- great- coat and sash, and demanded money when he presenred the ...

... andi a party of men followed tbttnn;told Dunllkin aud gaattly'to mnse r pace m ti ley ?? rco gdeCiq;ftfag)*&J)le_ 3 lX od H anratty ?? , ip antI gave twoonlows * CvS to decelsed, *vho nhonted t 1nrder- b bay' dear1 save my lifer' the party gathered ...

... species of commu- ing nt nication which could tend either to encourage or pro- aen 1y mote the said marriage between the said parties, un- me ed til the said minor should have reached the age of 21 ani it, years; also to restrain the said minor from spending ...

... evidence that had been given by Pearson, to whom ?? (MAIInnis) ahad declared, that if any one gave evidence against him, the party should have the contents of a pistol which he held in his hand. For Bruce, lie remark- ed, that, notwithstanding the declarations ...

... lucre pauise aii oir tletdlls; but it may be'preiper to- mentiou, that, 3as crimes of this kisid imply theabsence of a third party, the dlaw, with a very-proper jeslociiiy,requbi ca tisat the testinnony - of che person ahosedelsoold be scspported by confirmatory ...

... S'3 hias Ecin a niekelothl marked J. MofHit; otter thigs were umarkel, but dliil noi correspond with t t~ie lnalites of the parties; remembers a remarkably t re niinilkerciiie' in whiehl Mfo(lFt took awvay a butl- bI.; his ilreas was a black coat and vest ...