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... Tlir J’ltsident—M. lias the turn to speak. M. !!.;doc.—l liavc si new topre* sent, they apjjcar to me important. Ought the (T-sctjssions to hastened, and the loss of a few icoioenU regretted, when a question foot which regards iitercsts France ?—M. o ...
... . . , another, that mi g ht speak, but then ' , - .. , Y epiest, proposed to them by The Prince Regent di parted from the Pavilion,,a, • , :i i , e , . • th ol u inions, where were these s made mockery of all their about a 'punter after one ...
... The accounts frqm every pert of the kingdom speak of the luxuriance of the harvest, and in many place* is completely housed, the effect which ha* been at borne, by a reduction in the peck loaf, this week, and a similar depression is expected in the beginning ...
... LAMP* AND SPEAKING PIPES. API'LETON, PATEN r LA mil MA SPEAKING PIPE MANUFACTURER. to Illajesty'sTreasury, Somerset Donee, die. beds Irate to infrom his Friends, the Nobility, soil the &met-ruin Public., that, after twenty Sue years all, note study nppbratiaa ...
... they speak liberty only to destroy it, and it is to stifle it that they feign so loudly to embrace it. Thtir punishment will consist in seeing the public peace which they bare been unable disturb. And one of the means of it is the adoption the law as ...
... tious of speaking oat; for lam not wire that it is not breach of privilege to say, there is false grammar in Act of Parliament. I know, indeed, where it is asserted in print, that in single statute the Game Laws, there are six instances of false grammar ...
... THE TAUNTON COURIER. then rofe, and addrefied | Tre of the Exchequer fyaded that it is the Houfe:—* Mr. Speake y-—T am. per wholly ynnecefary for me to ftate, that this Houle is not hich it was prorogued, aml afembled upon the day to w that a Proclamation ...
... In speaking of the shoe, the greetest improvement that leis ever been made In it, the nubile are indebted to Colonel Bloomfield for, who, reesoltiog upon mathematical principles, I was the filet who, instead of the invent-; ed soli applied plane surfaces ...
... _ -r • .: . ;. PRENCII TROOPS IN SPAIN. The foltenini, atthOugh it speaks only of one part of Spain, is stevertlieleee letertetidgitss it slum& the deplorable state of rtench aftalti In •Spain.ge. omen). N +recces, the angisol, pint will you conquer that ...
... ing mischief. if the mass of the nation are desirous for reform, why do not they speak their minds by petition ; as yet there may be six or seven petitions. 1 do think it is the duty of every man to declare his opinion ; I,lt those who are of Cobbett's ...
... beg not to be understood as meaning to speak with the slightest disrespect. Of the Gentleman who constituted himsdf the represent' lye of the nonjuring Candida 4, I mean Mr. She - herd, I have to say, that his conduct appears to 'nse to have been, in ...
... ablee ha, . • end, to whose Woes s. the. Besot .. they speak: the lattgth ;ammo,' to _ _ •• 'truth, and bemehe the feelings of the heart; lint eered.litall. Pitstesteet.Govertinveatc:Calboliiis•Ge. In Three Vole. 'Peke )SE. • iGhether tbey• will Meet•the ...