... their birth and dignified their ftation ; the frailty of human nature obliged the lawto As tothe houfhold, he was ready to Speak this acknowledge, that wherever there was patronage, there was influence in proportion to that patronage; Sut the patronage ...

... Yetterdsy the Marquis of I.nthian went to Kew S W. W. , Wynne, H.K. Mr. Linefeed. infernted of the Affeir. Ic• faid publick Speak'ng ; a Circumltance which would and reigned his Gold Stick to his Majelly in due Foster Batt. M r. Samuel Hughes, la.d the ...

... Magittrateo. in the Cesar, if Flt to pima every Offender spiel Bement. At the Affix*. u Shrewfbory. oddity March the P.dward chard Speak. Anse Mullen. 1) Letter. and Samuel Nightingale allied, and received Sentence of were reprieved, and Davies left f At Stiffest ...

... of an impartial public for this instruction on their patience ; I humbly leave these fact, and the treasurer's goodness, to speak for themselves. PHILIP PRESBURY. A few days ago was married, Stephen Tempest, of Broughton, Esq. to Miss Eliza Blundell, youngest ...

... Slave Trade on Monday 'tit be read. Mr. W. Smith role, and imputed Sint/. Motives to Gintlemen wh had Yesterday °pooled the Speak• Its leaving the Chair. Mr. Nrumbars dile:aimed every Sniffer Motive, ant teeny With for Delay. He then entered into the Quct ...

... Memalay, 8. ELECTION of a SPEAKER. HE Maple of Graham opened the Bufinef, et `the Day. His Lordfhip laid at as their late Speaks had been called to a higher Situation, and to a Place where his Talents and Abilities would be exercifed to greater public ...

... ULANDS, as large as Eggs, riff *bleb ply upwatds and downward, in their Canoe., aecurdtng lac t-d and ecd, tither by their Speaking . Laoghinc. Thele Three mat wonderful Human Beings, Cdontry, Lapp, tge, and Native Coßnms are yet unknown Mankind, it fopp•fed ...

... ch The Two Hook' prorogued by Commiffion in Feta ALS rut to meet again this Year. fhe Lurd Primate of Irela 2 5 , and the Speak.r of the Hot ) hinted Lu.db J uliicta of that co: the at Duckingo. 1 E S I) I Xt) 'che Attorney-General, 1.t.. of the to bring ...

... dent en fo literal., ho, cut to meet again It al' FtItiERALS furnillsed. the Lurd Primate Var . • Cher*. Issas 15, and the Speak:it of t TUS , T IMPOR TE 3ointed Lads J ulticc the Koot, By G R I F F I E S and 1)IXON, The Attorney-Gen 'aris, And now landing ...

... Pontypool, in that county. And three days after, Death changed Mr. Blewitt's bridal bed for the silent grave. The above events speak, beyond all the moral lessons that ever were preached, the uncertainty of temporal joys ; and the fallacy of promising ourselves ...

... Yellerday entered via the Duties !of his Other, as Matter of toe Mint. All the Engiith Gentlemen. lately returned from France Speak it the ravage Behaviour of the Mobs,' particularly thole of ran., its a Manner that melt, nuke every Break feel toe the Depravity ...

... civil liberty ; he fully al- lowed the exercise of that right in others, which he claimed for himself, and was never known to speak harshly or uncharitably of those who differed from his opinion. He passed through life with unblemished reputation, and endured ...