... itself, connecting them with deliberate plan to ove the balance the Constitution, and the liberties of the people. Junius speaks tain mys-eriou* arrangements, and expresses self concerning certain characters in * ton c infideiice, and with degree asperity ...

... Regiment, and others, expressed himself at the present quarters of the regiment, and elsewhere, tn a disrespectful manner, when speaking of Lieutenant Colonel Corry, his Comm nding Officer. 21. For conduct calculated to subvert good order and military discipline ...

... 4 I 1 Ildr. of Croons, said, tbat he was a cal Isislis. and a freeh*VAri..anii that be knew be had as goo 4 a.right to sod speak there as toe Right Hon. ' hinkseg,e44,tbai be was determined to et: that right. iiir..Laa be wonlil recniemend to the catle ...

... hirveheard opinietta pi/baps - to!reetird ours 'night he Presentptisturs.—it is at least unnecessary—the. satire. proceedings speak fur ttreniselves-r.tbe reader is therefore as fully as we could be to form . opinion. . —- . We understand Sir Frederick ...

... s which occasioned a minority to carry a measure contrary to the opinions large a majority of the Hou»e Assembly the fact speaks for itself, as seven Members out of eighteen that composed the Assembly formed the whole number that voted this very extraordinary ...

... those which the borough-mongers would wish to inculcate, calls aloud for animadversion. Tito article was as follows : “In speaking the tyranny of Bonaparte, we have frequently heard it advanced that despot could not stand still ; that a rotatory motion ...

... prevented ; the English, who for h’rented that they have been deceived, and that have no such grk,vanceS S3 the Irish, may speak is Either tlie House Conmiors intends to what maimer and organs they please; the > ,e y are not bound the Ilesolutions Irish ...

... hle-u-uie conversation of am hour with the Emperor. The small number of persons who had the honor seeing his Imperial Majesty, speak with enthusiasm of the serenity and goodness with which his Majesty saluted all those whom met oil his passage, well as his ...

... Every Hunting with the to pay Five Shillings to the Hantionau, uot permanent la Limerick or Its Vicinity. sth. No person to speak to the Dogs. hut the man, untler a forteithre of Five Shallop, to be paid on the spot : and no Horse Riders to ride with the ...

... power so. Now tins power \ ons—nd. aci.ng under J . The Proteaunt* had objection r jf :_ , n the Legislature, determined not speak at a.l , but n^l.^ ...

... Blaitsburg are not broken up, nor there any thing that indicates such a movement the contrary, it said tli|t the Americanofficers speak confidently nf taking their winter quarters at Montreal.”— Canadian Courant. -\Ve have it upon the authority of several boatmen ...

... who dispersed the Catholic Committee, was made Commissioner Appeals; aptain Stanhope was removed from his military rank for speaking favorably of the Catholics ; the grant to the Catholic College was reduced; the Catholics were refused admittance as Bank ...