... house, where he was wanted. He went there, and found John Cherry, John Underwood, and the two prisoners there— Cin rry was speaking to them about a bond which M‘Clure had passed to him, and that his son had aheady been sentenced to transported for an alteration ...

... 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 ...

... will not be inclined to condemn the British Commander for his caution. Other letters are however less desponding, and even speak with confidence of the effectual protection which may b: expected from the British army, which is certainly in a state of high ...

... A sort of odium, too, hid been cast on those who would have the courage to speak behalf of the defendant, which tended make vulgar minds believe, that he that should, speak for the defendant must be an accessary. He would, however, what he was entrusted ...

... having got the poison, gave it to witness it was proposed he should with the Underwoods to M‘Clure s house, under the tence of speaking about the money, which hi had told M‘Clure they could lend him. Next afternoon they accordingly all proceeded for M‘Clure’B ...

... on the broad basis of freedom in religion. Nor may it be forgotten, be adds, that the first Quakers in New England, beside speaking and writing what was deemed blasphemous, reviled magistrates aad ministers, and disturbed religious assemblies and that the ...

... , and die r.’folii'cdon v.vm-to !it« Ueait like knife. u.ld lord srr.ii for Ids wife 4. second tio-u- V ■ should not able speak after - Whilst casting-i»ff his. .itf s', said, .. shall never go again.” The obs.'rT'.‘ I hope you are not going to take away ...

... nothing very singular or peculiar in them. Mynheer Van Sanders, the Dutch resident here, who has been many years among them, and speaks their linguage well, assures me indeed that a certain day in every year, the women to the pagoda, and each delivers to 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 ...

... the d’» bringing it, the deceased asked the witness if he knew Mr. -Reynolds, lh» painter', in I\ qunt-st* as he wanted to speak to him. The witness went Mr. Reynolds, and told maid-servant Gentleman wished to sp ak to her master, and Was at hi* house ...

... But we can now all. rt that this trade cannot, abdraftrdly fpeaking, have a legitimate exiflence. When I say, abstractedly.speaking, I mean that this count ...

... fire were mat tied men* Lord,’ said one of them. in his journal, * thou hast set me in a heathen lan'*, but a land, if may speak, flowing with, milk and honey. O put more grace and gratitude into heart, and grant that I may never with Jeshurun grow fat ...