... Britain ought cver feel. To fuch a one would have thought retirement and privacy would have been mbit congenial. I appeal to every candid and judicious mind, whether retirement and privacy had not been more becoming Mr.‘ H—t’s circumllance and fatuation than ...

... fabricating'intelligence, ire. 1 riled tq frequent a public-houfe every evening to adjuft their documents, 2cc. but their privacy and refervedhefs the landlord (who was s lirenuoud for Mihifler, though not over Jwith feule) ara ...

... mornhii;* a’ooJt nine o’clock, young man, accompanied by another mote elderly, calletl uj’on Raybold his j and they urged the privacy of their bulinefe, they were introduced into a back parlour, where they him if had not ’been lately robbed, gcc. He in the ...

... Pott letters in Pall-mall, was flolen out of the fhop of Mr. Wm. Randall, the Receivers The robbery was committed with fuch privacy that the thief was not difcovered, nor has fufpicion fallen upon any particular perfon. Edwin is faid to have died in fuch ...

... meets, And thinks the other with equal fweets. Urg'd that thought it once refolv’d to try What might be found in fecret privacy, Slipt from the pocket down her drefs fo low. As jud to feat ttfelf upon her toe.- Her foot,, fo elegant it much admir d j ...

... requefts but one favour permiflion to return to his own home, there to enjoy his rights as citizen, and to prove, by the privacy and reftitude of his future lite, that he never entertained any ambition but that of ferving his country. the inftant number ...

... it, expreffive of the affeifion and which they felt for their old honoured mafter. This bunuefs was tranfacted with mnch privacy, that the Doc, tof was totally ignorant of their intention till the plate was delivered into his hands, accompanied a letter ...

... they hart given, both behalf himfetf and affhis fellow-fubjefts.”—The prifoner .was then difcharged, and for the fake , privacy, dufled Mr. Kirby,, the keeper of Newgate, through his own houfej where he took coach, and ordered the driver to Convey hirodvith ...

... superintendance over the exercise even of that worship, the per- secution of which had in some sort legalized the dangerous privacy. Some private letters from Milan give the i following particulars relative to an event which lately occurred in that city ...

... possessed of a strong mind, and whose charities were so very nume- rous and extensive, (though mostly adminis- tered with great privacy) that her loss to many poor families of this town and neighbourhood will be severely felt. On Saturday last died, soon after ...

... s witfc the knowledge of his Royal Highness, are certainly few; nor was it to be expected that many could intrude on the privacy of these august personages, so as clearly to confirm such a circumstance f ...

... , aud nothing is so likely to contribute thereto as giving publicity to their corporate proceedings ; for wherever great privacy is adopted, at least suspicion of intrigue is always engendered, and can hardly be eradicated. As the animosity excited ...