... he carried into execution with- the . most determined and undaunted bravery, armed w(himo self) only with a ?? pivolsdrove the wholi 'crew below, panic-strack-e-seized the arm chest-rece- Iy vered the Danish vessel to the underwriters, making the Spaniard ...

... thein - by ir snnie- of 'the prellites of ~he~ Esta~blished C-hurchs. In si alluding to th chre f the diffeien Bisbops, I Sir John - ?? Hpiey said, that' Dr. Horieley ti wvould not foneihygosofar - ais -lie I ?? thena disu_ - posed ste ga( di~l. Bt -,thit ...

... to the hands of the AttorneyGeerl An Amendment, having been propbsed~for taking him into thet custody of 'the See-jeant-at Arms, it was carried iii the affirma. tive. , MI'r. PExsLE moved' for leave to bring in 'a .Bill for tse purpose~ 'of, Ameiseling ...

... result nsicrht be the re-establishment of d Popery in ti'iS country, and the elesttru6ion of tle Pro. n- xestant Church, Sir John Nichdll conciuded by stating: ti his firtH resolution to resi-t the Bill upon the table, that w the haippiness and tranquillity ...

... 1)-If I am asked 1 what then al do they wish for-P', I' vii'l 'tell themn-their trights til oat did hey requre firom King John ?their tights- Tlity i6 noat ask thiis ori that offiee, but forl civil quaIl- ph Viicatitons If this be. ambition, it wvas ...