... the Caledonians into Picts, (a nation composed of Dicaledonians and Vevturiones,) Scotts and Attueotts. It is thus that he speaks of the irruption of the barbarians into the Roman province in Britain, in the reign of Valentinian and Valens: Picti Saxoncsque ...

... science, may refer to the original investigations of Black for one the first steps in its progress. I will not presume to speak with decision upon subject which I have not examined with any very particular attention; but I certainly am not at present ...

... deformed; that it played a number of malicious tricks to such as gave offence to it; that it never on any occasion was known to speak ; but at length one winter evening it came and took a seat among the family, who were sitting round the kitchen fire, —when ...

... distinguished at eight paces distance. The workman, although exposed to a current of air, coughed a great deal, could not speak, and suffered from headach, which obliged him to interrupt his occupation from time to time. In fact, the bowers are subject ...

... constructed, better divided, and better aired; and the consequence has been a considerable diminution of the mortality. Generally speaking, there die in the hospitals lin and in the hospices in 65. The patients remain, an average, month and ten days the hospital ...

... Opposition, at a period when political animosities were carried to a lamentable height, no individual, is believed, was ever known speak or to think of him with any thing approaching to personal hostility. In tum, it may be said, with equal correctness, that though ...

... ntertain some very peculiar notions on religious subjects, but those who were intimate with him say that would now and then speak concerninga future state, with great earnestness and good sense; and on such occasions, when his feelings were excited, would ...

... nullity, swear to speak, without hatred and without fear, to tell the truth and nothing but the truth. Now, one of the principal witnesses, Madame Manson, rfter taking this oath, Formally retracted, decla- ;ing that she did not speak wilhoutfear, and ...

... Magistrates . Of the political sentiments _' of any person who can here attain . to civic honours , it is impossible we can speak with , approbation ; but candour requires us to state , tliat in those who have retired for the present , the burgh and ministerial ...

... _sclfliatli ceased to c _) l ;> r : ii A _wretch _created to repine . Yet wilt ( lion weep _when I iim low ? _Sweet lady ! _speak _those words again ' Yet , if _tliry grieve _( life sny lint so ; 1 would _' _not _give thy bosom _pain . ...

... ac- curately deieaied; rmiyal 4to. coloured outlihnes. ?? half-. hound ; or full coloured, 2l1s. LESN)ONS in READING and SPEAKING; being an Itnpritvenient of ScoT-r'S Lessons lit Elocution, by WILLIAM. Scu-ri, ,lse original coinpiler; stereotype edition ...

... what has been collected to reimburse nme I ito for my sufferings in prison, and out of it, owing so that buW- ire- ness-you speak-oF, would amount to 1.100. Op Mr Wilson-You must speal decidedly. Thltsupposition set wiM not answer my purpose. Pceston.-It ...