... 1 per- ■ i ■ the li u» condii- which they require, and that you shonl 1 feel s'-iv, s called uuju spirit of Ale. lux, i t speaks to you Iron • I .c grave, do every thing you can aguiu-t system tr s which it g’o oms : life io tsiog. I, • von to toros ...

... 'what could be expected 1. The friends - of liberty bad no places, pensions, or salaries. to - give away, they could only speak the plain language of truth ; but these Gentlemen were not to be persuaded by such language, they replied-that they knew all ...

... 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 ...

... wits . 4 nOt discharge ereution t ,rfiitstus the a in ,n llf Meat- wealth, tint the lice for hi m: I ) ,a cnvottra4ed hini to speak his mind eels, as it became n Lesbos citizen to do, offering to pay all the fines slipiald lay upon him. Dionysios„ beini; ...

... -arancc before London audience, in a part much prominence, and which Jms boon so ably filled late. Several other London Papers speak Mr. Maywooo’s debut, in similar terms approbation ; the following is copied trout the I.iterwo Ornette : Mr. Maywood, whom ...

... Ixrrano, now Knight of ((rand Cross for his important services in pna-launing the pregnancy our Lady the Queen. I shall not speak particularly Royal favours lest 1 excite ill humour. Don railed account ol his prodigality. King of the Mmoles, remains m respect ...

... being checked by the master, he exclaimed, What does it signify what chord is ? *' you speak a Prince, answered the musician, are perfectly right; but if you speak a Musician, you are exceedingly wrnng indeed. Mr. Reuben Phillips, jun. Eleter, chemist ...

... Anil here fitfe little ones repose. Twin-lvi'm w'i*h othrt fire, Unheeded their brotheTtoe% Who are now alive. leg and foot, speak mote plain, r*e*rshte, of one Whr>, though his wits might retain, half hit Who. When the gnus, with murder fraught, hnTlets ...

... dens, four days tr ,. eek ; 1 attend two days in the week, and ont o What description of persons receive -tally believe, speaking within compass, u t(iut of twenty cases are Irish, tlje other twent eltiding English, Welsh, and Scotch. Ily whom are the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...