... 1u ticop~e'o fo pisca~atsasrsg..Wbat sort ot`1ibcr:vvv nil thiat hea ahitcb could be reqitited~ by resigning thle right ta speak and th jnk oin a .4objes't detp'y interesting to us it-, citiz-ti5 and as mien ?I amn not acqiiatirpd Wi~h tbe natureo o' the ...

... or though the vanity of this world should revive in her 8sture in that which is to come, will she either here r elsewhere speak or think of a coronation as a sub - eet of regret. The details of this mighty and spon- eous effusion of public gratitude and ...

... of the Preacher it is 1h5! necessary to saiy any thing. Of the design of the Clarity We hope it would be alto soperdnous to speak. But, when it s CsaiJdered that this institution Clothes, Subsiits, and Edu-. CD' 1Twventy-two-destituie Female Orphans, it ...

... and alarnning political event, in a manner so pubhic and official, and recorded by a man particularly we:ii circumstanced to speak oB the subject with knoWv, iledge. The Duke of Cawlpo Chiaro happens to Ie well versed in the Politics of -Austria and Italy- ...

... fallow an example so disgraceful. 'There is a principle of forbearance which nonman of generous ohind should forget when speaking of the unaobtrusive operations of the female world. The appetite for slander must -be rapid indeed when it turns to wound ...

... whichl bad gone foith from this coun- try had shesiso triatits inflaelice -was advaticingin rda- ny parts of E460ope, in speakin'g of the conduct oc the people l Englanld, he thought tha~ it wts not vt all imroper-t;;ai i. wasperltik relevant to allude ...

... 20 1 717, It-is addressed to 'he iiPlaintiff, and is written from the bedside of a dying Parent. r. If. -ever a man was to speak. the truth, it woulId be at that a., momenit. is (Here Mr. Farrell reed the letter.) AdGentlemen,-if I was di~ponedt~o, comment ...

... transports liaden ails -.litary stoses, left ilat port for the S'pan tsh M ain, oitie l h uIlt., The Morning r A Chsorii in speaking of thc King'sI Answer to the Address of the Common Coulncil of London, adverts to the conduct of those w vho surrounded the ...

... respect and estimation in which the chrrracter e of a ireeholder is held by those individuals, of whom it is impossible to speak but in terms which a Newspaper dares not pubilish. The transactions of Saturday, at Kilmainharnz, are a candid and rnodest ...

... Address to pa's ?? thcground, on which there was a prettygeneral cry of. dowir with it;. dier which several Gentlemen rose to speak but witbout eFect, on hich the .a~yor said lte Dwuld dissolve the Meeting, and was about to do so. He again inquiredl how the ...

... Governfl:Mt. e educed to that plane under ar, invitation to deli. ti erate, and finding themselves when there forbid. d en to speak at til, and placed, between the oppos- t sg rigors of the ,Penal Enactments. on the one side s ad THE 3AYONETS of who Executive ...

... authorities. If hebhad, why did it not impel his tongue to move one sentence against an aggression, that would make the Dumb speak, and the very stones of Rome to rise in muti- ny. Yet,--svery pulse ttas in full force, for when he aoon after was reminded ...