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... EVIL-SPEAKING. Mr. Editor, **««m« How often is that power which given for the best and noblest purposes, perverted to the worst, and employed to disturb, disorder, and embroil mankind, instead of rendering them what Nature and Religion intendedmutual ...
... Waicn fe was speaking, whith was equally concise and |. emphatic : if it had the quaintaess. it bad also the strength | of antiquity. He had said, on taking the chair, * that he | had beea elected to be the Speaker—-the mouth---fideed | the of the House; ...
... Senior the aid of speaking trnmnel „ «•> absurd l ...
... and cffictually reformed, as to speak the true sense of the peo. pie in Parliaments of a short duration, and thereby to seet,re f r this natinn, in perpetuity, that comentedtranquillity at home, wid that importance abroad, which can be obtained in no ...
... so long as :the Cdmmons House of Parliament shall not speak the language of the People,' the wishes- and wants of the People of these realms can only be exin their Petitions and lifinostrances adopted at their Public Meetings. • That such assemblies ...
... Commons, speak S Of the reduction of our establishments, and the improvement of our revenue. The diminution of the public burdens, or at least the confinement of, our expenses within our income, • we presume, follow of eourse. In the pruning, . however ...
... THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. It is impossible speak with confidence on a subject of much difficulty, and affected by so many considerations, the return to cash payments; and Accordingly we must be understood giving our opinion with ...
... nan io England ready to speak the tnith the cause of the people, even at the sacrifice bead. No tiling was bad—the man must yiilatu or fool, who ami sought merely to excite discontent and tumuli aiming the people—then indeed popularity became bell to ...
... FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 8 FRIDAY, JANUARY 15,1iSI9. 1NM Taz 2EW PARLIA3MIT.-The persons who were . .lst summer chose.n, or, to speak more correctly, ap-- phnbdelT, to represent the people of this kinglObm, are 1'r now taking their seats in the House of Commons ...
... were going on before the different Tribun4s. speaking of Mr. Hoanonsz, and his Newgate, they say, be was the Ambassador Radicals at Paris, in allusion to his indecent tion about the Hundred Days; ant manner in which the Opposition deft duct so irritated ...
... o let the Lord and his Apostles have leave at length to speak for themselves, and . not Athanasius, Arius, Soeinus, or even Crammer himsrif, in their stet d. • More strie-fy SCRIPTURAL, or FURTHER REFORMED CHURCH OF ENGLAND WORSHIP. - --------- - SOME ...
... REGISTER 1597 It is that, which, •firer speaking the jest interest of • such a •abject, meatless. thst of the pietwee, espies have ken taken for the Board of Work,. bat sot is • /rawer satisfactory to the amatenr, eel that yen feted the artists enveloped ...