... Soiund agaillsttile fist divi- Mo \pu Exlcdtioe; aid tile ?? in thle interest d i :,it} cahuos lalzglliagC they probably speak, breathle . 1111,,,l vlagainst the or f 'Pt IEateDnnes, for d1ing ,eare Sell ssllrel it seas ot Il ttieir pow er to a oid ...

... Merits of the Me'sure whicls the Clothiers pre. surned to submit fo the Coniideration of Parliament, it is not intended to speak at present; nor to impute it to Mr. Lascelles as a Crime, that he voted against that Mcasure; hc clailned, and had an rnqs ...

... rcpresemitauion to the B hop in the ycar 1791, whbil us 8eated that stit. i suts wa tihc leu'i vetnV', His Lwmdhip, altel speaking for near three houirs, onfirmed tht dlecree of Lind Ershine, and re-directed issue to try tile qtc-stions abovc stated. Thlr ...

... episcopal air- thior 13', sitting~ before tire tiltsr, forbade orle ex Cathecdra, with I i th ictution of pafal idi tlttisml Ito speak uric itrrd in sippogi- Lion to a iene'iire, which at that momnent I hreardt of liir tire fir it titlie, I lirae m512h Srat ...

... tire war faction to retire, and give place to Mr. Ar]digton, for the express punrpose of staking Peacei It is hitgh time to speak tire plain langtage of truth, tie wair Il6i been continuedl without any apparetrily reasonable object; rrttid tile Taxes bave ...

... obliged the war ?? to re-tire. and gire place to Mr. Arldhigton, for the express purpose of ntnking Peatv. It is- high tine to speak the plain language of truth, the war has been continued teithout any apparetitly reasonable object; until the Taxes have pressed ...

... aronrenits, bv sayinrrg-1 preseist myself hero Ii C ?? ICCOf ~yeaI Ah l. ?? II nbinhd. TRe Kirt'g.-I trace rsayseIrislrel,. to speak to 'yin, Gnierll in ordeir in reader urioneuer'sarir alt firrther exrplarratioir err thle. article added to thle concrrlesion ...

... before and since it rgached Zealand. All the troops were called out, and distri- buted ini the most judicious manner. Tbey also speak of a vcry large body of volunlteers, and assert. ialt their counrtrtynen were determined to fight to the last extremsity.. ...

... inarsii the sidogdoins Iii ttzis~ first isnt terves l ?? Tloolic itreated ine as Etic stranger, for he ininitidia lJ3 began to speak of public misen andi public msasautes, iii a nsaturier to anhicfi [I had nceve befire bneet arcustomed; 'and whiich, on so ...

... striking ex- pressions lately ustd by a Member ii the ?? of Contnonlis, to this purpose, :- Yor appear to me, s`id lie, speaking to tie conteniing parti s in the Honse-~` you jiipear like a feiw persons sqllabbline upon the deck of a ship about a fesw ...

... io this rich mnan's house, about the time that he weas knotvi, to sit down to dinner, amli tells the servaiic thu lie must speak sit, his master immediately, ter ihat he can save bins a thousand pounds. Sir, (says the servant t5' his master,) here is a ...

... Grie-ks aild of the Itoiaus, lie ilishitted poi ticail ('oIlv t-,;t~oilO, aedl licrer xvsljlmi~ly took tiny jisrt ill it. TO0 Speak of b)ios iist ly. as anli 'rliter, wijold u'eciiire a haing esay. liery Wli,'i' liatihilda, II-O. c'arie~l i nt public soushii ...