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... proceeds to the. Hustings with some tolerably correct notions of the corruptions of Government, and he is , hold enough to speak. what he knows to give his opinion of what is right, and his censure to what is wrong. But the husbatulman, of whose submissive ...
... the great aed most interestinlg piecs of inteligenca Trorn America, we hae spoken in 6ur first article, and shall ?? likely Speak further iti oar next. Of the clia- glii- of the Ministenial papers, especially the CQ1icia! , and utie rwlhtic1 anrti-revolutinary ...
... abroad with them ; was a good deal with her mistress. mistress . told her one day a person would call whom she wished to. speak to in her (witness's) bed-room. She did not then kaaw•it was Mr. Standish. lie came accordingly, and witshowed him to her room ...
... they were the best Governors who preserved the rights and privlcges of the people. Yet they were told they had liberty to speak and breathe; but be hoped they wvold farther, and not suffer any scheme of hocus pocus to . frighteit oot Of our liberties ...
... proof that we arc still in the infaney of natural lik,tory of animals. To use a trite expressisn, he does every thing lint speak. Out of a pack of cards, arranged in the form of a circle, fir a right line, or mixed in one or several heaps, will pick out ...
... for liberality and character—so distill hosintality, caonot fail to ensure him a favourable reception in this country. He speaks English tlueotli , but do a not intend to perform any character' io an English play, nor indeed, is it certain that he will ...
... door. He remained at the door. When the prisoner came down, told him, and said that if he must see the black he had better speak to him at the area gate. About eleven o'clock she asked if the black man was. gone, and the prisoner said was ; that he had ...
... ml they who commerce o'er the wave, In ki::..lrett sympathy that name revere, Blending the smile of triumph with its leer. Speak we of grief no more.—We might have sighed, When last ins met, to think that PITT bath died ; That the wise counsels, which ...
... his witnesses. Eia I Grey amd Laiudaerdale, Mfr. Tierneg, and Mfr. Bregdan, MK. were in Court, Falled on by the plainti'ito speak to his conduct inl re-pect of thc alheeafidns in tile libel, as tbhy u ere anmong the priihcilial Members ofthe Society of'the ...
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... purchases they have made, and duly paid for, hare a right to expect From Government. _ _ . ;Your 4eaders Will be surprised that I speak so, but agreeably to ,the old proverb, The truth in : ay be blamed, but coal be shamed. , I shall take ution the to assert ...