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... declined to festive my orders. 1 mu.t also say, that is from resped to the Kul, your maser, that 1 hive thought proper to speak to you in the pretence of others. This migh otherwise have been misunderstood, and re. pe.ented in a firmer derogatory to my ...
... Majesty, recommenced reading, end a gain ; stopped at these, words?' must eq,hoard, and paid, regard to tbitimoof which you speak,l believe, that : without any inconvenient haste, troops toold.be toady before the middlOf to cOrnmence, their, operations ...
... lord lultAa r —iitia exalted lordit l 4l‘. tle,lcy it is impossible to speak too high. of the spirit, !maim and wisdom, dia_ played by this nobleman during the whole or the negociatiorb. Nor is the supreme vuntemrt with which he has treatediustlate v ...
... principle, and by more plain ability that the lower clatse and downrikhr mode of ireasorting,—let ought not to be educated a speak of -as is;—let us it is safest for the Governor , • peat whatever kb- sate country, and, hat ptt convened li)t crite-aini ...
... for those who place - them there. The first Party, in order sod in number, the retore, is the Ministry, if it be corrett speaking to call Administration a Party. 1 he seco n d Patty is that past of ~the C position which o.inarily ranges itself under ...
... t ^,. • ! Alin tbeve authors, ibMith not exactly agreeing I wi t h e i t her, a it be 'understood to , speak with great `respect,-;—:btit espeeistlly of Mr.4toscoeolsX man of the most fare integriiy, the most 'distinguished -iccumlitisbaieuts and, dh ...
... with a View of the probably Res u lt of the Present Contest b.:twcen Britain and. France, by J .hnßtisted, reviewed. •-•-• speaking cf the jac..biii pri ciples im. ported intd America, Mr. std says. in the Uri:fed Stare-, j has taken too wide and (Jeep ...
... in a manly and hottest way—with confidence, but in peace : Far, even when most distressed, how well did•they, gene rally speaking, demean themselves l They have, indeed, do sots of respell: for their rulers ; and are any thing rather than friendly to ...
... When ?—lii 1807. By whom?—By the elettors of Westminster. The manner in which they returned Sir Francis Burdett (we are now speaking purely of the mode election, and not at all of the person up. on whom their choice fell) deserves to be held .up to every ...
... cannot therefore atop, in the downward and ever-accelera ring course of pisslon ; Ido not see how it is postale (morally speaking) for him io make a sincere peace with this country : and if it be not in his nature to be other wise than our foe ; then ...
... into efred,—men eminently isnot ant 01 tact', end .L. tails of any political matter; so we guilt content ourselves, even in speaking .to th e reformers, with pointing out one vet;' plain and most pradical improvement which will result to their views, and ...
... had been a faithful one to the best of his judgment & abilities. He was born within so yards of the place from where he was speaking, be should not have been returned so oiten to serve in Parliament, if they had not considered that he had done his duty. ...