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... anarchy and confufion, and to keep the people from being toffed hither and thi ther like waves of the fea. Thus Saint Paul im Speak. in one Prince mdividually, but of the ful- - ~ yoncral, atierts that there is no power but of arto his power is to refift ...
... ittebut by-your rance. Not that. l-recom:mend for in that Free Conititutien wiih which i with to be incor- porated, only to SPEAK fand abufes Bot let us not be more backward to for than others who have pleaded our caufe; than Proteitant: whofe én- lighiened ...
... many - have {marted, Fo. the your cane “¥s you fore times tel Uss Is there Ope who reigns on high? Has He tid ant fell us, Speaking trom Fie thtone Atk Fim, if yotr knotted fcoorgess Fetters, ferewils Are the mficans that duty urzess Agents for Hus to nf ...
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... interfperfed with Obfervations, Philological, Critical, (7 Grammatical, By Author of Elements of Elogution, Rhymi Melody df Speaking delineated for Bee For a this Book, ‘fee ‘the ‘Analytic. ‘Review a P= 4 = . “L-O-N-D O N, , for London WARBURTON will (et ...
... conlequence* were not imputable to his Majefty's fervants here. The E ri of Lanfdowne followed a fpeecn of dole itrong reafoning. Speaking of the affairs Ireland, faid, the conduct «f Mimfters was fuch as t-' invite an attack upon it and then thev told their Lordlhips ...
... elepant ExtrafU abridged from the larger volume, for tht improvement of Scholars at Clalhcal and other Schools, in the Art of Speaking', in Reading,-Thinking, Cumpohng, and the cottdmft of Life. ' , Book Moral and Religious. 11. ClaiTical and Hmorical. Oration's ...
... vaia invoked Si, Peter for afiftance ! Yefterday the Right Hon. Mr. Sccretary Pelham er, the Chancellor of accompanied by the Speak the Exchequer, the Right Hon. Lord Mayor, il Sheriffs, and Count Rumford, a DPavarian Generz of vificed the Houfe er and h ...
... the whole world. Ah ! too l«ng has this perfidious Court agitated, fubjugated, and laid waile all the quarters of the globe.—Speak, Arnerleans ! fay vbo are direftly or indirectly your real rulers ? Siy, wi etched Indians ! what deteftable arts bis Government ...
... gen- tlemen whom he inftrv Ged. ‘Mr, Coyxe and devote the EVENINGS to the inftruétion of his boarders in ENGLISH READING, SPEAK- ing, &c. WRITING, ARITHMETICK, BOOK-KEEPING, and fuch branches of the MATHEMATICKSas may be necef- fary to prepare them for ...
... and gen- tiemen whom he inftruéted. Mr, Coyne and devote the EVENINGS to the inftru@tion of his boarders in ENGLISH READING, SPEAK-~ ¥ ing, &c. WRITING, ARITHMETICK, BOOK-KEIPING, and fuch branches of the MATHEMATICKSas may be necef- fary to prepare them ...
... Hoe of Reprefeotatives ia the Senate Caamoe?, in order to receive the Prefidgat's coms ‘The Members of the headed by their Speak- er, their Serjeant at Arms, ptaceeded to the Senate Chamber, where the. Prefiden:, at twelve o'clock, delivered to oranches ...