... Bound over, as follows. Brethren, As I am innocent of thofc Crimes of Which you accufe me, it would be Cowardice in me not to Speak in my own Vindication. 1 am accufed of living a dif- orderly Life, for which I am perfecuted without Order^ contrary to the ...

... erlon in a violent Manner, endeavoured to pull him from his Station on a Form -, in fhort, he being intircly prevented from Speak ing in the Meeting houfe, tock an Oppertunicy co do it in the open Street. A very remarkable Thing has happened in White- ...

... Boy of 12 Years, who was biinji; 3, He procured to a Boy ot 5 Years, who wis dumb, and lame of Hand and Fo:-t, the Power of Speaking and Walking- His Hoimefs has given 10 the feveral Churches and Places of Piety in tuis City, the Sum of 15000 Ducats: and ...

... being releaftd out of Pri- fon appeared laft Sunday again in a Meeting- Houfe ia Grace-choieh ftreet, tin* by his offering to Speak, and the Interruption he met with, there was greater Diforders than ever •, they charge bim with an Imoral Life, aad he them ...

... Totntfs did before, Tho' if we couM we would give more -, But we will give you what we can, And all ftand by you to a Man ; Speak and we'll let your Thunder fly, Aad make the World dance Barnaby I Bring the Pretender to the Geers, And cut ...

... Tempefts rage, and Billows tofs ? „ , ( w Do Combinations make a Fufs . 'jiPlf We'll fteer you lafe, S I R, Thus, Boys, Thus. J Speak, and we'll let your Thunder fly, 7r - And make the World dance Barnaby j • \ Bring the Pretender to the Gears, ( 17-. And cut ...

... Man. Do Tempefts rage, and Billows tofs ? , w Do Combinations make a Fufs ? We'll fteer you lafe, S I R, Thus, hoys, Thus. J Speak, and we'll let your Thunder lly, And make the World dance Barnaby j Bring the Pretender to the Gears, ( And cut off all your ...

... hsd the Honour and Happinefs to be acquaint- ed with hini ; as to his Charafter his Works that are now Ettent lufficiently Speak foric: The Copies of moft of them, if not all, as well as the Bulk of his Perfonal Eftate, which is very confiderabie, he has ...

... William Pawlet, Hon, George Bridges, Efq; Bridgewarter, George Doddingfon, **iafwell Tent, Eiqrs; Taunton^ *— — Fane, George Speake, Efqrs; Neivßumney, David Papillon,*j9ha Eflusgton, Efqr; Minehead, Lutrerel, Francis Whitworth, E^qrs; Orford, Dudley North ...

... Lord Wiiliam Pawlet, Hon Geoige Bridges, Ef q . BfOgwver, George nodioeton, * Hafwcll Tent, Efqs. Taumon, ?? *Fane George Speake, Bf ...

... Parliament, that there might be time to have an Anfwer from Spain touching an Accommo- dation, that his Majefty may be able to Speak to both Houfes on that Subject with more certainty. Such Application is made to his Majefty by Perfons of Diftinftion in Favour ...

... the Poor, LOYAL to his King, and faithful to his Country: Who served many Years in Parliament for the County of Worcester, speaking his Mind there without Reserve, neither fearing nor flattering those in Power, but despising all their Offers of Title and ...