... whether he is in some other occupation. Did Biradi hear ha coinversation as well as iPome, as well as yourself ? He did not speak It to me directly, . he spoke it to all present, not directly so me. [hen it was a general cenversation ? Yes. Ask him if he ...

... allowed to prevailt shotti1 preient~anoth er mnan from refusing to ack. nowledge another menlher of that family ? But whilst we speak of the comntenced revolution, thee happily, aa we hoFe, terminated, it must not betor- gotten, that wvhereas the Queen Of Franue ...

... schioner s3be havingonly awe slavesD board at the timathe boats gotalong. side, and as the Treaty with the Portuguese GorcrimotD speaks in the plural, the conscientious Judges consider there must be a!rjlas so board, to secure the condemnation of ibi vessel ...

... i ,*ugroes of tbae k :rs of Weste sits-r. To Ie t lic ptiblit 1di incoosiaientU whith warke6 the oharacter of thib man in speaking of this sel-. iane M, Hunt, it was tho; ht righ; to point 6Ut the diffe'rent toneinvwhicbhe spoke of him in 1808. For thiii ...

... seP, asitgavetusan oppor. tunity of switnessing Miss S. Booth's personalion ofthe .interesting Mar3y, of whlich we cannot speak in too j higti terms- The accuracy to natuire of this younig Lady's aiiing, proves I ,ow minutely she has stfudied 1 its a ...

... MEETING. Persons at a distance can have no conception of the ltiter and mortified tone with which tbe Edin- borbgh Tories speak of the public meeting which is to be held itoday. Their distress might move the -flinty bosom of Cobbett himself. To be bearded ...

... noise JI will blcis' your,,braintA osst, I answered, -if yous touch Issee,. I haveJI pistols. and will shoot 'you. Whilsit speaking, lie ,made a: ktnd of thrust, 'or forward blowe teshichti l d parried I 'my tatbrella ; be. agahinrepea~tedhe wtjiuld blow ...

... successor every way worthy of such a predecessor. My L.)rd, I am not afraid of being suspected of adu. lation-L do not affect to speak the sentiments of an individual ; I am conscious, and I feel pride and pleasure in avowing it. I only give utterance to the ...

... dark complexion, dark brown hair, atnd grey eyes, very much marked twith the small pox, smalt wen on tire back otf his head, speaks ?? and slow, dressed in a v eivereen short coat,.striped waistcoat, corduroy breeches, arod red lsandkerchiefI j ?? Guthrie ...

... case loudly callig on those onbo have ?? learned to feel for others wantis, and feeling, love to relieve them, a case which speaks strongly to those to whom 'Pro. vidence has not only given the disposition to sympathige in the sufferiags of their fello ...

... liberty. The Attorney General replied. After which The Lord Chief Justice charged the Jury. His Lordship said, that, generally speaking, he should say that it wa3 open to all men to-jdiscuss openly the measures of government or. the conrduct of at. fairs, but ...

... vwitl tble gentleman, come up the lane, and lae had intended to speak to her, tak- ing her for another sort of a person ; buttwhen le saw that she had the appearance of a lady, he did not speak to her. Witness was at Lancaster at the last Sprisg Assizes, ...