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... SEPTEMBER. MOSSIER S COSFESSIOS. Monnier was sworn, and spoke follows : Gentlemen, I will address myself to the facts, without speaking of the excessive misfortunes I have experienced for seventeen months. On the 21st of October, at three o clock in the afternoon ...
... Williams, still firm to his text, refused to retire. The Meeting, as obstinate, would not listen. Several persons attempted to speak, but were unsuccessful, and the Sheriffs finding neither of the parties would cede the point, dissolved the mee ing. The scene ...
... low fellows, unworthy of public attention. At Rouen reasonable people think nothing about it, and laugh at strangers, who speak of it with a kind of gravity.” VOYAGE TO THE CONGO. CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. (Continued from former Paper.) far as the river, to ...
... led the several arduous Duties/ff that dignifie i and station, from which you have lately retired. VVe arc confident that we speak voice our Fellow-Citizens, when we say, that ; in th? vaVious departments the Office Chief Magistrate of this Metropolis, you ...
... hustings. called oa the iiditor to correct it. b The Hal! was cleared, after a second attempt oa the part of Mr. Williams to speak. CURIOUS GERMAN CEREMONY. European travellers, and their unreflecting readers, are apt, with fancied superiority, treat with ...
... disposed to speak the question, when, tae Resolutions be-1 handed to the Chairman, (the Rev. Mr. Ryan, 1 Minister of the Parish,* suggested to the Meeting the Smallness of the present attendance, and imuropriety of few persons affecting to speak the 1 sense ...
... to for cay « of fa ey eee ENT ott Bert cis Ait b tha that ’ : » every It id a deligh thi] thing to, be called é0, snort to speak of the that patriotit-conduet resider eda too Wt 7 ord conductat & } Mebting at Hil “against “the: the’ Lights —wé “ha « ve ...
... apt to wonder, 1 must confesse before the liuing Lord, that 1 neuer heard her (when I know her spi- i rits were in passion) speake with better moderation in iyfe. You will tbinke it strange that I am thus idle, as to use an other bodies hand : I assure ...
... hotor: him-in | nans’s. Gladwin has-33, passengers, . phe. “Morgan Co-deleyate * | Rattler 20.. They are principally net, (we speak wi ig «| have heretofore-filled the lowest. Offices of ig’ figure) most hoporable and- manly part ¢ Towo yernment, and‘are ...
... that oi.ee given -n , . ’ ; Books, and that he would nil surrender them. jOne. season Peaceu! of E-tu- iicca>:oii. did not speak at the Ct'sde s»»l on the part of tne Parisian answer tp that The Meeting theu adjourned. h,:td was cotuithntly . xtt riding ...