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... good you have ever done. I therein warmly speak against the English Government ; but in your opinion I express myself too favourably of tbe nation, which 1 style brave and virtuous ; and particularly when I speak of the English Constitution of Government ...
... of the 12th contains an elaborate speech delivered in the Senate, by the Governor of Massachusetts, or. the 7th June. .In speaking of the Belligerents, the Governor says, . France has charged Great Britain with the establishment a despotic commercial monopoly ...
... are to conveyed file few troops that are in this town are in vert good health, and I am happy to learn that of the army, speaking generally, in ,lit same condition. This is, no doubt, a great M»ure, owing to the wholesome provisions they leceive, they ...
... MaeduiF, Mr.Wheatley; Banquo, Mr. N. Janes; Lenox,Mr. Duff; RofTe, Mr. King. Lady Macbeth, Mifs Smith. Hecate, Mr. Holland , Speaking Witches, Mr. Fnllam, Mr. Sloman, Mr. johnfon. Singing Witches, Mr. Payne, Mr. Cubitt, Mrs. CrefWell, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Davis ...
... prisoner, who, holding out paper to him, said, the note was bad, and that he must have back the change. Before the boy coul' speak, the prisoner snatched from him, out of his hand, the (our 11. notes and the five shillings of halfpence, and thrust into his ...
... ces of the marriage itself. But there was most improper levity, a most omnious indelicacy in the form of that marriage. I speak the fasher of daughters, and in that dear and tender relation, I say, that nothing could be more injurious to the steadiness ...
... man in our retreat, excepting those who had lost their horses, and who are included in the above number. I have now only to speak of the zeal and courage of the troops I had the honour to command in this action. It would be impossible at this moment to ...
... sturdy jack-men, groaning with the weight of surloins of beef, and chargers loadened with capons and wildefoul. aiince lam speaking of good fair, I must not forget the high entertainment, given by the Earl Marshall to the Lord Commissioners Grace; though ...
... destructive to the French. It consumes their force and damps their spiiits to an inconceiveable degree ; in the mean while (I speak from observation, for I was near two months among them), they receive little or pay, and their provisions are generally bad ...
... was a genera improvement in bis faculties. Th>- greater number of persons with similar disorders had recovered. He could not speak as to the duration of kis Majesty's illness, but did not think it would be long- An amendment had taken place in his disorder* ...
... was for many years asserted, and implicitly believed to be a fe> maler which sex for several years past hb (for so may now speak) wore the attire, &c.— However, this coribUs question, and which will even now excite‘no small of interest in' various circlet ...
... jj.', unfortunate campaign, and to place his domitions once more in a respectable military state. _ j aiticle from Ratisbon speaks the expedi- caevof Bouap-rte assuming the comprehensive ti- j •kiif Emperor of the West in such intelligible wins leave but ...