... visitation has drawn public attention to this iniquity. The following excellent letter from our correspondent, Clericus, exposes the jug-rle and points out the necessity of active exertions on the part of the clergy to recover tlieir right. It may be ...

... the rest ofthc world, the nature of the transaction, it thought that it might answer better to take advantage of, than to expose it. Why do I revert to these things ? Not with any pleasure, truly ; but while we are daily sick- ened with the most absurd ...

... whicii we have long desired to drag to the day a party which has been labouring among us in the dark. The opportunity of exposing what Popery really is, as it now exists among ourselves, by the acts and admissions of its emissaries, could never be afforded ...

... proper tolls, rates. , or duties, for and on all oxen, cows, calves, sheep, ?? hay, and every other marketable commodity exposed lor sale in the said markets, or either ot them. And that it «i likewise intended, to take power, to erect, build, set up ...

... contrary, imp tto to take no such fake step ;it is the duty of par' j U ,icd vindicate its dignity, and in that vindication 1S , iaHU .it the reputation of Sir Alexander Burncs. It \* V *| o _ it> that must expose as well as punish the fraud P™ c 'j^nder ...

... farce, amongst which were Haet thon o-ot thy dinner, Lockey ? * Give them some French wine • Nix my dolly, pals, fake away, fake away • Tj, e u , ost laughable scene now ensued, as all hope had vanished of carrying the original position, and a reluctant ...

... to endeavour to make the same kind of goodsor to procure them from the states of northern Germany* Our merchantmen will be exposed be captured by the Dutch privateers; and that such has not already been the case, is to ascribed to the lenient forbearance ...

... chosen Kussia, their fore she now says to England, ' Abandon the treaty and you have France.' But in the same note she has exposed the perfidious process, and the false assertions of the minister of Kngland ; and yet, alter the assertion, and the proof ...

... coatlnued far ?on* Uma, Mr. Povlet prupotnl that tha name* should taken down, and the Utairman ezprened hit readiness again to fake Ik* sense tits meeting. All attempts to obtain silence, bosrerer, were of noaesil, and the chairman, accompanied Captain Uarryal ...

... community of London by the prosecution, which exposed and scattered so experienced a gang, was in- calculable, and Mr. Gray was by no means well able to pay tbe vast charges of the prosecution to which he had been exposed, as well as to the other plunder. Mr. ...

... from the Morning Chronicle: — . Tbe Standard ought to be above th.* dismgeniious prac- tice in which it too often indulges. 'fake the following as a specimen: Tbe Morning Chronicle asks us 'whe- ther the Hanoverians, Brunswickers, and others in our service ...

... by getting rid of so many families, he shall be relieved from his theological rival, frdm the check upon his tyranny, the exposer of his frauds, the foil to his gross vices — is not this announcement an admonition to the priest to commence an active p ...