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... subjeA, while they ,had such an authority to, refer, to on the ease. as, the Judge. who piesided„in the Admiralty Court, yet speaking in-opposition to these points, ,was the first .time he ever heard a doubt . expresscci on the eubjed, or opinions entertained ...
... Speech, and which he repeated towards the conclusion of it, but with less confidence, that the Minority, in point of faa, speak the sene of the Majot:ity. Upon what ground the Hon.' Gentieman has made that assertion, I am utterly incapable of guessing ...
... the principle opon which our Courts were ailing from ,the commencement of the.pre. se . ntWat up to the Momeet.that I am speaking ? ask whether that principle has not been maintained in every• War ? Let me at the same time ask whether, in the course of ...
... Resigner:. 'ion till about ten o'clock on Saturday evening, when, as we have been informed, it was cona municated to him by the SPEAKE R. It afforded no doubt a hearty laugh for the rest of the night. The DUKE of Yoix expressed the most lively surprize when ...
... although they differ a little now and then in their outward shape, and have some variety of colour and shade, Generally speaking,, however,. there is no subjeCt which requires more extent of information, delicacy of touching, or more variety of means ...
... that modesty of suppliants, which declines the suggestion of any Means; but with the full and undoubted conviction, that we speak the words of truth and wisdom. farther beg leave most humbly to represent to your Majesty, th - at in out-present exhausted ...
... Respalability, whose Recorornandationa are indisputably good, wishes to assist a Lady in the .Education of her young Family. She speaks and writes French grammatically, and can teach Reading, English Grammar, Writing , Arithmetic, Geo. graphy, and plain Needle-Work- ...
... : FOR THE OF SCHOOLS. In a few Days will be publiftted, In ore Voltime Diodtehno, with an elegant Prontifpiece, • r/E NEW SPEAKE R ; or, , ENGLISH LAss-BOOK : confifting of, I. Ma rl asialaftrudiee plays. 11. Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. Dialogees. ...
... n—Poff pour face.—e! Much good may it do you. The Italians - used the term for Buou . pro wi frcc;aa An Irish Gentleman, speaking of the #roun Bread, observed, that it disagreed with Wm much, that he must really resort to same other ievergge. An Englishman ...
... modesty ,of ,suppli; ants, Which dpclineic•the suggestion of any means ;. but with the full a`nd.uinicuibted cotwidi,m, that wo speak the words of •t rut h and • , And ' far t tier leave most humbly to represent to von y, fn oar present. exhausted State,desert ...
... of a Nespaper.co u ld not possi w bly comprise.. Mr.' PITT, in reply to Dr. was 3 we understand, ,most peculiahly;l:lappy—Speaking of the learned and lumbrout hoaor, he charact e rized him by the learned Gentleman whose jejemzeri of inlet/et! and prvi;x;t ...