... upon hint. The numbers were— Pur the Amend. n. v*, 106; against it, 90.— Majority a_.i,u-t Ministers, id. land I ?? ?? was speaking in defence of the clause, which J rects Lne mo re „f appointing the C . ?? cii t-J the Q iceri. 11 cont.'rifed it was tie- ...

... NEW PLEASING INST . & CC TOR ; or, an . TWO , 1-1X , N!) ,, R . F0 and FOUR TREE 3, and mil/int( lent tr. t ot s rarities Speake , coclitting of war,, S EV E NTEEN POLES, all marked with h-et Pt and Verfr, front riedan Autn.lrs.' .7.. '6.1. boom*. ...

... g of the heart, lownes- s of spirits, and dieadful 'sick-head-ache, which treducedher so much, that she becanie unable to speak or. wAk for severaf.weeks, and would frequently faint, and remairtin..that state. for a considerable time; together with aswelling ...

... merits received by tie enemy amount to abts-a 15,001) ?? positions of the tvc artmies remained the ?? maqter of {be Awrs speaks of a sharp skirmish, but furnishes nlu asr ticulars. Sir Jtseph. Yorke still remains wind-botir- irs Torbay. Le,!ers were ...

... goodness ami flavour of the wines, and of the consequent harmony, cheerfulness, and conviviality of the guests, we need not here speak, — all was as it should be. Indeed seldom has there been witnessed a fuller attendance of the Body Corporate of this City than ...

... attributed, in part at least, to the present corrupt and defective state of the representation. Did the House of CouinonS speak, as it professes, the voice of the people of England, there wotild' be no necessity to pack a fresh Parliament for every fresh ...

... the first Surgeons in tihe AMltropolis, to he very superior to asn other. Mr Cline, Mr. A. Cooper, Mr. Blair, aidI others, speak of it in the highest terms, I he lion Kirrrn 'I honiupsioin anmd Mir. J3rti m Le Blanc, have chosen the Northern, and Lord ...

... in the presence ol hlisRoyals' ighness; and we undbrstand'stthatltht restilt of~the inqsiry is', that though they cannot speak -with any greater degree of certainty than at thfeir exurriniations before the tro 1&louseg, as to th, precise time when-it-may ...

... tile diffusion of this system I No; with a mind tix'argcd in its-bectnvolence lo the embrace ot'all his fellow-creaturea, speaking the samelasguage -with hims-f, lie offers a mode of instruction prepar- in- leic voutlilfil intellect forcinstrilelionifrbm ...

... ber for P.nlef'ract, rose for the purpose of moving an Address to his Royal Highness. He should not have had the boldness to speak upon such a subject, bet that he was conscious that this excited na second opinion, ai to the line of conduct necesiary to ...

... thank your Lordships FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. day the detnUrrtr of the plaintiff to the plea the defendant, Its e»fh Sir E. the Speak# the Houle of Commons, came for argument. Mr. Htlrcyd the Court, confid*table length, in iupport of die demurrer. The Learned ...

... ~ r,: . , * , .- .'-Ip rScrogphuta, the powvers of this mredicine arve rilost: . eztraordioaay,kaid t4,e numerouts curfes s'peak its de- ..cided:superioritya - - :' ...