... Y, arch 2, i- Ihe Speak-r had already pur the firff queftion, and had reminded the Hen.hiv of the right which everv peo| appoint their own government; he proved 'hat had. taken arms only for the defence of :hat lacred right, and fhewed that the happiefl ...

... public mind, Second the execution, and leek to inveigle the peaceable inhabitants of the country, who ftili liften monfters Speaking to them in the name of God: happily, howevef, they are well difpofed, and when they fee the fnare, they ton return good ...

... Catholics were never to be reconciled. -Catholic favour was at and however-high one party might bid, the other went.a ftep Speaking on the fubject of the detected of certain perfons with he: faid he {tw a-uniow of Ififhmen grow- jag, that would ruim theland; ...

... oeft, they had him? To v \V„ W anlVered, a variety cf on.thia.fiibjrff. and »« .ppXtfi'* b,e the; M^ton ihlltigattonand , Mr. Speaks A», a. thodetoof Mr. do., reacted the queftion. and Avowed the anfwer hail given the Commit expUbhot, he could lincation; ...

... 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 ...

... afeend height his Opinion. -It merely faitj, .that negotiation with the exifting Government of France was not precluded. Speaking his own fentiments, ftiould have fiiid, that it was the duty Minifters negotiate, did rmt go to coinpelt them treat, but ...

... appearance of mob, pr difpofition to mobbing, in Weftminfter, the gates of St. James’s Park were (but. A Pruffian paper thus Speaks of the Confequences of the Eftablifhment of the French Republic.— From the moment it was decided that twentyfour millions ...