... each other, was best kind of smothered animosity. The Lowlander considered the Highlander as a fierce and savage depredator, speaking barbarous language, and inhabiting gloomy and barren region, which fear and prudence forbad all strangers explore. * * * ...

... themselves, and transmitted unimpaired their descendants, together with other invariable characteristics of their origin, wirile speaking the languages of the respective countries they inhabit, one common language their own to which they appear to be attached ...

... and immoral tendency of the parodies. We are free to confess our opinion, and is consonant with the law, that man ought to speak, write, publish any thing that may bring the religion of the country into ridicule and contempt; but the law where says, that ...

... and whatever may iiis endowments. ' ritcrc was wretciied in tire charges against Mr, Done, ...

... advantage, height-! •r.sag Kiel dvfcrniig even defiwniity until it becomes burlesque, j * a!-., teH fc odl story aid ha* the art speaking in tirpcrl-ohenl lliut none but his friends and inti-; mate trqiiajr.tance r.in him when he wishes exp- 1 ** In.u.elf a* ...

... feeling ran through the kingdom, and every order the state were forward encourage arts and artists. Before the period we are speaking of, one solitary instance native talent was to found in Hogarth, while Roubilliac was the only sculptor, then resident England ...

... Cumberland in Carlisle. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUSTY OF WESTMORLAND. Gentlemen—A general election is at hand ; and, if report speak truth, your present Members are canvassing! Can it really be ?—Well, si', I hope every one of you, before he promises his vote ...

... column, in which his Majesty takes enlarged view the colonial policy his ancestors, and lays down his own very clearly, lie speaks in respectful not due terms, of British exertions favour of injured Africa. His measures arc slow and tedious; but we will ...

... Dear Tom you'll be highly delighted to hear. With Whatroaiing of cannon, what eating, what dunking, What toasting. What speaking, without ever thinking, With what voices of rapture, hail’d the blest day, we eat at the inns if nought was pay. Who’ld behave ...

... and to them for their sanctity. Some of the designations, however, which accompany small sums in the list of subscriptions, speak volumes for the creed of these benevolent patriots. We there find Dcrry Triangle, Old Bags, The Doctor, and a variety of other ...

... lifter the establishment the house of Commons, or Freeholders and the sons of Freeholders. There was then, indeed, strictly speaking, standing army according to the modern acceptation of the term, yet from tiie almost perpetual wars with France, Scotland ...

... that my attendance this meeting is altogether official; and, therefore, conclude that I am addressing Church Assembly, shall speak as a Churchman to Churchmen ; and if should bring some strange things to the ears of many, they will such as the Hon. and Bight ...