... door to watch him. He had not gene above fifty yards, before heard a voice exclaim, u you, who are you? and what are you ? Speak, or I’ll (hoot.” The words had fcarce palled the lips of the peribn who uttered them, when (lie heard the report of gun, and ...

... drapery, Wclfli and Irilh flannels To the Brewers and DiJliUers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. ICHARD SPEAK, Mathematical and Optical Inftrument Maker, 23, Capel-stheet, Dulilin, the only perfon in Gre;t Britain and Ireland authorifed ...

... Macbeth was dignified and imp. .Hive. ?The Witchts were performed v/ithout any unt>ec ming levity or burlefque. The Firft Speaking Witch was fuppoi ted to confidcrablc advantage by Sir Edw. Denny. Mr. Ctatrptoa fulfaincd Hecate, and the Singing Witches ...

... of the matter. The French Senate have tranfmitted, not only a furious, but a moft impious and inhuman Mcffaje Bonitparte. Speaking England, it fays, Let its flaps, of which it is proud, be fcat“ tered over the Teas which they- tyrannize, May they ’•JJifh ...

... the Lord Earl Camden, and Lord Hawkes»UßY, took their Seati his Majefty’s CommiFfioners. After feme lime had elapfrd, the Speak-ER, accompanied by great number of Members of the Houle Commons, came to the Bar. The Lord CwANckLLOR, in his Majefty’s name ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... Court adjoumed the farther hearing to a third day, Saturday the 2oth November, but the Counsel against the cause rising to speak, the Court said they were sufficiently satisfied, and were ready to give judgment. he Court observed that strong arguments ...

... Dublin, Saturday, Mdrch 18, 1809. quaintance with, or even obligation to, Mrs. Clarke, to be guilty of a crime, which, morally speaking, although without the san&ity of an oath, was equal to perjury and was it therefore to be imagined her communication was ...

... wichefftd the retreat of the fon of the Sovereign, how can minor peculators expeCl to riot impunity? .The People have but to speak, and their retreat alfo ACCOMPLI? SED. - . . ...

... Thomas Hat, Sir Mal-tiiew Bloxam, Mr. Morland, Admiral Christie, the late Sir Lionel Lady Leigh, Lady Lumm, Mrs. Bing, &c. &c. Speaking of thefe Minutes, The Globe makes the following pointed and fpirited obfcrvations : Their great importance will oblige to ...

... Dolphin public-house, where they retnsinedtogether the rest of that night. The next morning the mother went to Mr. Cobbett to speak in behalf of the boy; what he said upon that occasion will be better described the witness herself, when she shall be called ...