... Gentlemnn who had noticed the traii4iftiop in else 'ftreet, Co far forgot the riles goad breeding as to obtrude, on their privacy, which' fb offended the Sharper that he immediately pocketed his valuable Crofs, and beaked out of the room, leaving tile ...

... nce, even over the exercifcs of this worthip, the perfecution of which had, in fume meafure, given a legal to its gcrous privacy. Frequent difcuilions have taken place in the Council of State on the fubjeci of public education. The (Indies ofmetaphylics ...

... was without his concurrence he had been put in nomination; if it was the with of his fellow-citizens to call him from his .privacy, he timid do every thing in his power to merit their confidence. Mr. WAITHMAN made a fimilar declaration.— He knew nothing ...

... would be ready to throw on it, if, after the fins voted iu conk(lattice of the Megage. he hill continued in that Rate of privacy in which lie had already fo lung remained. If n thould be fuppoled there was any vellum of delicacy in infiituting an enquiry ...

... the Britifh in favour of the Beys had at laft terminated in an arrangement, by which the Beys are to be fuffered to live in privacy in a village in Upper Egypt, as fabjeis to the Porte. In confequence of this arrangement, it is Paid the evacuation of Egypt ...

... lately tried in the neighbourhood of that city, and was attended with complete fuccefs. It was in a retired place and in great privacy that this experiment was tried. An Englithman, who happened accidentally to be there, purchafed the fecret from the inventor ...

... Government could at prefent counteraft the delinquency of men, who found means to elude the feverity of penal law by the privacy of their praCtice : but whole guilt it would certainly be the duty of Government to pun& if they could effeaually prove it ...

... interpreted that Att in a liberal manner ; and if they thought that the fufpicion of the lad was fufficient to do away the privacy of the anion, they would find a verdid accordingly ;—if not, they would return her guilty of the whole offence, which, - as ...

... uneducated men. the autarated. apt tip nation is Mimed. Ass attic ROYAL et I artmod my promises en regularity etheadoe; sod every privacy to praaisecj fed with which I have hitherto been fn In the litfl Agitations of keel winked% prevent the obesity et a &Weed ...

... day of Dumber next. Each purchafet of a Ncw Share will be entitled, from the IR ' day of Jamey lad, to the tame dividends privacy, the pwfont Propricton of Dock Duna The Dividend for the lad year was ttct ys. Sd. per tare. Farther any he known by applying ...

... from the Per ple. Shall we, he Paid, have the other Candidate , k e nta from off the place of the elation with the fame privacy ?—[ o ! No! was exclaimed by every , chair him ! chair him 1 eve: alfo loudly rtpeated.]—Mr. Moots again begged of the people ...

... retired to one chamber. The firrgeon, however, purfued them fo clefely in a chail and four. as perfonaUy to break in open their privacy, almoft as foun as their candle was put out ! The centurion that fo ill-timed a vifit emsfioned, may readily be conceived ...