... half paft four, the Lord ' tenant, attended,by the ul'ual of State, entered the Houfe, and being feated on the Throne, the Speak e and Commons attending, delivered following fpeech: My Lords and Gentlemen, I have received his Majeftv commands to you ...

... who probably intended to have way Lid him betwixt Arribiirri and Ross Lodire, but were too later That said men were heard to speak bad E-arse or Irish; and a plaid, -a coarse old hat, ami a common tin pepper-box, wiih culm br blacken- ing, and a woollen ...

... work he wore a short blue coat; on Sundays a bottle-green coat ;he has also a black coat. He is a native of the Highlands, speaks gaelic ; and there is every reason to think that recent contusions, or other marks of violence, will be found npon his body ...

... he exhibits without any deception fancy, «■ a manner that has hitherto astonished c- Jlder'.— He makes an CD MeVN appear to speak to 0 different parts of the room, and converse with him acicnt subjects. The man will appear from his voice taut 90 years of ...

... he acts loyally or fac- tious!}', to carry your paint— hut, 'do not count-it yourselves •with tliem. Mr Sheriff Kjkslev, speaking from the Chair, said, that fee an.l Ins Colleague being- requested by a great number of most t-especublc freemen ar.d ...

... constructed for that humane purpofe. He was so much exhausted, that it was a considerable time before be recovered sufficiently to speak to be under- stood. The Brazen had the day before taken a prize off the Isle of Wight, and sent her to Portsmouth, under the ...

... why we should repudiate a negociation than when a former negociation vvas attempted ? Upon' tins pouit. Sir, I desire to speak out.— The fact und-mbte IJ, is, that 1a the course of tbe last seven years, we have twice opened ne- gooations with the cxistimr- ...

... every attention to the Report of the Committee, and he felt himlelf incli- ned to think, with his Right Hon. Friend, (the Speak- er) that the fcarcity was more artificial than adual ; but tbat in either, or both cafes united, it was the duty ot either ...

... adapted particularly to assist Young Peopje, Artificers, Trade- smen, and Foreigners, desirous of understanding what they speak, read, and write ; ENTICK's NEW SPELLING DICTIONARY, Teaching to write and pronounce the English Tongue with case and proprie-y; ...

... which is fometimes exhibited in fleep, merits attention.—Some people, during fleep, retain the faculties of feeing, hearing, Speaking, walking, laughing, crying, and, in general, doing alraoft every thing they are accuftomed to perform when they are awake ...

... obfervations refpe.iting the proper methods of keeping both milk and butter, are by the fame author, and we trult prove uleful. Speaking dill of the county Aberdeen, he fays, * The pernicious pradtice of keeping milk in leaden veffds, and faking butter (tone ...

... income and now gave notice of,his intention }o move on this day fe'nnight for the repeal of the in-» come tax altogether, The Speak r ncquiefced the validity of the objrtfli >ns dated by the hun. gentleman (Mr Tierney) fuppofing, as made no doubt, that the ...