... Burgh , was chiefly enjoyed by _^ this _individual _Councillor .. . • - • • . _•' 11 . That in cbnscquepce of the system of privacy and _conf-oalmcnt constantly ' _observed , and tenaciously adhered to , in conducting the public business of . this • Burgh ...

... . _His Ii ;>; r is _perfectly white . Tlie Doctors Vi'illis _attend _ttith tlic _oilier _Physicians , but _not with the _privacy of the _King . _He i ? (; iiitc _chi- _'erfid in hiscuiidiict nnd _conversation , eats _very lieartilv , _and enj ; 'ys gooil ...

... _iiiey -- „ _., _„ _,,,..,. re _, and powerful ( whom you call _the _wise _and good ) dp not like to liai the _privacy 6 i' their self ' _-lovf _silartled by the obtrusive and _umii , nageable claims of _literature and philosophy , except through ...

... s , _SIiMtc ' nial _Officers , Suldwry , _^• c , was stiwti _f _/ and exclusively I ' II _IVATE ; and in order that _its privacy might be _more completely _insured , was adjourned to _tlic Star Inn . —It is a matter of . notoriety _. that no expression ...

... labour to the best _advantage , the . _combination laws _have _given us nocturniil _meetings , _secret cabals , and oaths _of privacy ! In order to _beeffectual _, _legislative _enactments _, _must proceed on _sonic _recognised princip _le of _justice or _utility ...

... belpved Sovercign ' prevniled ' over _all the temptations of idle , curiosity , and 116 unauthorised eye has'irivadcd the privacy of his _retirement . , • . . _ , _•' . rhe three _longest reigns in British history are those of three Kings , each _the ...

... _hoped _liu might liayo _been • _insiructed in tlie _generul' uiiderstunding uf titings . Ho was _brought iip in great privacy , _as 1 ' ur lis _regarded n _luiiiiliitr iiequiiiritiince _with tlicprrvuilii ' i ' _g ' niiihnera ot _tlie _youiig nobility ...

... But this is not all . What ri ght has Dr Chalmers to _assert , _that _; there are men _of print , and _of _pint , and nf _privacy , in whwc hands tlie otiicr agents of _rebellion were nothing better thdii , _slaves and _simpletons ; _men of _deeper _c ...

... of lime and drc . iy is _iirre _' _. ted , _and _you lire _admitted to the temples , _the _theatres , and the _domestic _privacy _of _the _people _, who havu ceased to cxim for _seventeen _centuries _. _Nothing is wanting _but _. the _10-li . _ibinints ...

... critical _state of affairs , _the _Ji'isit of , tlie ' _eminent political _diameters was _a . _deviation from the • _established privacy of the place , _Wliether-the Noble _Peers _waver'in their opinions on the Bill of Pains and Penalties , _and'were desirous ...

... _IIALE' did not sea how _the _extracts would _lie _verified , _TTit ' _liotit _. _encrbat _. _'hing . oir the necessary privacy of that _corroi . _spondSnc ' e _.- • • • ' : _' •' - _'• • • • ; : _' _- ' ' • : ; • ' . • ' . ' ' • : ' ' :. _' _iThe ...

... _corrupted d ...