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... terms, requires no recommendation whatever. Order Order ! Sir GEOROI SMUCRIORGH EVELYN- Order! who is out of it r' The SPEAKS R.—Ji The Honourable Member will not fit down. It if the duty of the Houfe, as I underfland it, to receive the Ratements from ...
... of the Squadrop of Admiral OANTHEAUME. Robberies appetir to be multiplied' qvery day in France; .and the Official Journal speaks:of gangs of . ..banditti in every direttion. The internal peace whith were told by ,the Chief Consul had preceded the foreign ...
... forgotten in a moment of difficulty) ) a Sense .of Decency and Decorum. Thii is not a subjeft on which it is easy for me to speak ; the House - will feel the .lelicacy of it : they Will feel, what I cannot disguise, the peculiarity of my situation, owing ...
... ; . he saw the Defendant, Mr. Dunkin, there often also ; he came up to the Plaintiff that • day 1 the Witnes's heard item speaking together about -orne Pease, he did not hear the precise words they hady but ,they talked together for about five- minutes ...
... to make:money by .as to giving bounties to Cottagers he highly approved °lit. HO RN E TOOK E. Entie, with some dence,- to.speak upon agricultural Subjeds:; but hc was afraid that this Committee, .with very good i> tentions;. had exceeded their power. ...
... 'le more man SD Mat h, 3 r had understand, that while strangers were last night ecludecl from the of the of Common's, 'Mr: speaking to the Question of the Postponement , of , the Call of, the -Ilouse, .observed, .that the,times were perilous, and that ...
... his 4pinion, - would 'lower the - price Provisions, but Iflr.=-10LL/FF.? opposed the Resolutions.--T fie did not - wish to speak disrespectfully 'of the Committee, but all th& good r they had done was to raise the price. of eve'ty:afticle of Provisions ...
... can be ignorant that this Colony was the chief of those which the Dutch possessed-in the . Indian , Sea, and was, generally speaking, the only one at., prese..ntsi, remaining to them. Its acquisition. would,- : be. valuable at thin moment, and would become ...
... place, *hen there appeared, Noes, Ayes, - Against the Motion, 93 2I . 7 2 When the Gallery was opened, we found Mr. SHERIDAN speaking on the motion for the farther consideration of the Report of the Committee on the High Price of Provisions ; he particularly ...
... in which the Brig. was carried; I. there. fore feel it my duty to recommend 'Lieut. Dick to .their Lordships' notice, who speaks highly of the Officers and - Men employed uncler him, both from this Ship and-lhe African Corps ; and we had the satksfadion ...
... of his.proposition, to judge well whether he is in Order or not. I trust I am not impertinent, and I meati by impertinent,. speak to that which does not belong to the thing in. cliscusOon. Upon My honour I do not ttink 1 do so now, - but I . have a habit ...
... propose his being called to pYoduce eviden that Mr. TooK E was'a&ually ordained Mr. H. Toot( n and Mr. Fox immediately to speak, but 11 , 1 r. H. Tooit way, ...