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... and slid more, which they said was undelinable.— laugh), *1 his privilege they exercised against the people, who, properly speaking were themselves. Instead of claiming as means of resisting the Crown, they claimed it against the people. The King might ...
... that .oH * published ti pear, though net hy pub.ic auibority, u \ ol }' ainc(i miry pages itself as toe- original Red i • t speaking this wav, tr- eoii'i mn ■ 'he Red Book, bat amid so grtat and raoid of’ r nia , ny '■ d leavtl b r,: he, and on review of ...
... t r.oc exceed nty, nt*r atjc twelve yetirtt, unlit* *ov pMrtievl.tr who 'V II inftruAcd ' lioftltiii ainmar, Reading anil Speaking, Writing, Mcrcittilc Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Geography, Hiftory, and t'rc pratiiral brauchel of Mathematire. the number ...
... exceed twenty, nor age twelve years, unltfs by particular agreement) who will be in(lruistid in Knglilh Grammar, Reading and Speaking, Writing, Mercantile Arithmetic, Book keeping, Geography, Hiftnrv, and the praAical branches of tin Matin matics. As the ...
... analysis of all tbe you Aase ever done. theiaui speak warmly agniast the Eughsh Government; but in your opinion express myaelf too favourably of the nation, which style hr ...
... voting should public. October IS). —Capmaoi declared his opinion in favour of the liberty of the press ; and upon wishing speak at greater length, he was informed that the discussion was closed. The Cories then proceeded a vote on the plan for the liberty ...
... those which the borough-mongers would wish to inculcate, calls aloud for animadversion. Tito article was as follows : “In speaking the tyranny of Bonaparte, we have frequently heard it advanced that despot could not stand still ; that a rotatory motion ...
... prevented ; the English, who for h’rented that they have been deceived, and that have no such grk,vanceS S3 the Irish, may speak is Either tlie House Conmiors intends to what maimer and organs they please; the > ,e y are not bound the Ilesolutions Irish ...
... hle-u-uie conversation of am hour with the Emperor. The small number of persons who had the honor seeing his Imperial Majesty, speak with enthusiasm of the serenity and goodness with which his Majesty saluted all those whom met oil his passage, well as his ...
... who dispersed the Catholic Committee, was made Commissioner Appeals; aptain Stanhope was removed from his military rank for speaking favorably of the Catholics ; the grant to the Catholic College was reduced; the Catholics were refused admittance as Bank ...
... Mr. Henry Lyons, of Groom, said, that he was a Catholic and a Freeholder, and that knew he had as good a right to sit and speak there the R Honorable Gentleman himself, and that he was determined to exercise that Mr Lidt.-ill said, thst lie would recommend ...
... result. There are no dispatches from Lord Catiicaßt, and the French Papers impart nothing new from the Grand Army; but they speak of many thousands their inarch to reinforce it! Several regiments have entreated permission of the Fhnpero? to proceed this ...