... December 4 Hut I more serious charge. The 3fasters and Fellows have taken oath, which they could reconcile thkiii and you speak with the tone irony, because they will not take oath against consciences. our inference, if not u this : 44 When they are sworn ...

... qualification on it's own account and independently it's advantages in respect to education. who is to speak to all classes and occasionally speak of all classes ought to know something more of them all than can be gathered from books he ought have personal ...

... more like him than any I have yet seen;) but polite company would not pass for a genteel man. He hath quick apprehension, and speaks French, Italian, and English, the last with a little of a foreign accent. As to the rest, very little care seems have been ...

... ideas as may be fit to pubhsh, or, case of his declining to do so, to put them under the judgement of Mr. Brougham, of whom he speaks in high terms. states his intention to bring his male offspring to his own profession at the bar, or else commercial pursuits ...

... names of the places strangle you pronounce them ! The female wretches of servants bare-legged Half the sans culotte men don't speak English; and those who are unintelligible ! Besides all my clotnes are torn, spoiled and played the devil with; and am laughed ...

... would assume the Admiral the Venezuelan fleet. Death.—A few evenings since footman Miss Murray, Bet tonf entered £ parlour speak to his mistress, was with horror at seeing both her,and the room flames, involuntary shriek which uttered this occasion bringing ...

... now i n i ts ere it aim, disappointed in the avowed tire d:Mon of writ' i t down the Chronicle, b e kris no incliwition to speak of it with Re my. For many 6016411Q111 engaged is he e ntertains a sincere res p ec t, and with & k w he has been in the habit ...

... may be fit to publish, or, in case of his declining to do so, to put them under the judgement of Mr. Brougham, of whom he speaks in high terms. He states his intention to bring up his male offspring to his own profession at the bar, or else to commercial ...

... and his eye keen, quicks and intelligent. His appearance altogether prepossessing, gentlemanly, and dignified. the labor speaking the House Commons, he came rather late in life, and unpractised in the art. Fluencv, the copia vcrborum and torrens diccndi ...

... ideas may be tit to publish, or, in case his declining to do so, to put them under the judgment of Mr. Brougham, of whom he speaks in high terms. He states his intention to bring his male offspring to his own profession the bar, or else to commercial pursuits ...

... silence, because in deference to the authority upon which her demise was said to be an unspeakable loss, I felt afraid of speaking about it. To skew the true hearing of the remark, my opponent may recollect, that he had made a distinction between the private ...

... My vitals of five parts are forin'd, Which you can never break; And these five parts the substance are Of all you write or speak. You bright-fac'd sky, this terrene Ball, Thu widely tossing sea, The deeply roaring tempest,—all Meet peaceably in me. STOOL ...