... direct the public, mind; biitiabove all, pition saw the dispositioa which had been openly manifested Ministers to penish the complaints, instead of redressing the grievances .of the People, he was 'filled with 1 serious jealousy and alarm. . The only object ...

... collection of the duties accruing the City Chamber, upon goods entered outwards or inwards, within the port London, being the property of aliens not naturalized. The complaint adduced on the part of the City is, that this branch of-ils revenue has considerably ...

... on those with whom they have been in tbe habits of familiar intercourse, their dependents and clerks. Many torn their eye? inward, and discover actions of their osrn flagrant —less culpable indeed the Tribunal of Man, but as deeply atraciom before their ...