... power to lessen own apprehensions of the extent the calamity but the'positions occupied .by tbe Fmiab alter the bat. tlei Speak to dedtively the defeat ftf our ally, that we can derive hot little consolation from the ad* missibn of the enemy, that the ...

... 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' ...

... morning ; witness never heard prisoner talk about Gardner alter Gardner went out, prisoner went apd bolted the door he did not speak to witness, prisoner said to his wife, If she did not stay in the house, he won d give her as much.” On his cross-examination ...

... Mr. Cobbeti, referring to a mutiny the local militia, to suppress which, a party of the King’s German Legion was called in, speaks of the King’s German Legion as being introduced into this country to flog Englishmen. On Sunday, November at the Angel-Inn ...

... his country, In Gallicia they were apprised cf the events at Tahvera, and of the subsequent retreat the allied armies. They speak in honourable terms British discipline and valour. is confirmed that great many traitors the French interest have been discovered ...

... to spin with her for diversion, she would signify signs she knew their meaning in some sort, she could never be taught to speak ; she would wear no clothes in summer; part of her hair was filleted up Dutch dress, and part hung long and naturally. She ...

... which if not shortly extinguished, will make a %-sart of a land nature lias almost marked for a Paradise. .Gentlemen, I I speak you as Magistrates as well* as Grand Jurors—we must pot wat until tin* evil has teched its maturity, we must nip it in the ...

... country of the ene, my, and returned with transport and enthusiasm to their ancient allegiance. There a short paragraph which speaks of the Tyrolese, and shows us that they have no mercy to expect from the Conqueror. In proportion indeed as Bonaparte proceeds ...

... endure a campaign, where much inconvenience and many privations must be experienced ; but this army is, of all ever saw, (I speak not its courage, which is unquestionable,) the least adapted ; and if our whole force w as continued, we had better confine ...

... Prometheus, who was severely wounded is since dead ; his conduct in this affair was very conspicuous, and Captain Forrest speaks highly in praise of the zeal and activity of his services on every occasion. lam sure you will readily believe that Captain ...

... first authority, but peremptorily refused to make any discovery. This mystery has excited great consternation—we dare not yet speak plainer —-it is of the first importance. When can ascertain ire of it, and it is proper to be more explicit, our readers shall ...