... Thomas Hat, Sir Mal-tiiew Bloxam, Mr. Morland, Admiral Christie, the late Sir Lionel Lady Leigh, Lady Lumm, Mrs. Bing, &c. &c. Speaking of thefe Minutes, The Globe makes the following pointed and fpirited obfcrvations : Their great importance will oblige to ...

... ascertained by angles as well as by cross bearings upon the chart. His Lordship replied, the chart was not to be depended on (speaking of a French chart), the French were in the habit of placing a smaller space upon the chart than was proper ; that had an ...

... Dolphin public-house, where they retnsinedtogether the rest of that night. The next morning the mother went to Mr. Cobbett to speak in behalf of the boy; what he said upon that occasion will be better described the witness herself, when she shall be called ...

... minions irt the ifTemblics of a corporrue body, impede free dlfcufllon, and rcilriftr independence aftion. Mr. TIERNEY.—“ Mr. Speake?.-, I differ very the Horn Member who you, he ffumes that the p'.ele at Motion is not: to jultifcd, as the words of Learned ...

... Were the feclings of the Americans to have a paid to them, was to be denied to a large majority of the people of Ireland? Speaking of the characters of the individuals, he was fure nobody would think that refpedt was due to Dr. Duigenan which was not (hewn' ...

... of the matter. The French Senate have tranfmitted, not only a furious, but a moft impious and inhuman Mcffaje Bonitparte. Speaking England, it fays, Let its flaps, of which it is proud, be fcat“ tered over the Teas which they- tyrannize, May they ’•JJifh ...

... would be answered, that their number was so inconsiderable that they would hardly fill a corner of tbe hall which was then speaking; and yet they were able impose upon his Majesty whatever Ministers,.they thought proper—and they were able to dictate to ...

... thought, but at all events in such a time as this, the people ought be supported. One the Judges of the land, Justice Bailey, speaking of the sale of offices, had said in the case of Sir Christopher Hawkins, accused bribery, that the sale such offices was ...

... The enemy has as yet undertaken nothing against it. All the letters from Antwerp, Bergen-op-Zoom, and other frontier places, speaks of the arrival and march French and Dutch troops in great numbers towards Zealand. Amsterdam, Auo. s.—His Majesty returned ...

... degree, produce your subjection a!lo, of which it is impossible to get rid by any other mean* than these, of which I have been speaking. The power to dispose of this money is frequently, and, indeed, almost always, in this county, in the hands of those, whoyiay ...

... Dublin, Saturday, Mdrch 18, 1809. quaintance with, or even obligation to, Mrs. Clarke, to be guilty of a crime, which, morally speaking, although without the san&ity of an oath, was equal to perjury and was it therefore to be imagined her communication was ...