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... SPEAKS V. THE MARQUIS OF WORCESTER, This was action brought by the plaintiff, whipmaker, in Oxford, to recover from the Noble ilefcmlant 41. 2s. 8,1. for whips, and other articles, furnished to his Lordship, whilst his studies the University. A previous ...
... PisiL 41.1 ship was speaking [We eourse, ghe id our next' MI deliberate Report orthis; as of otlier•Dellates.] The Doke of AI was Oceused for 'a) health., . .• , • . • ,••••••41.1,1.1rTNION.Cmwmm Paris papers of the inst. arrived, yesterday, and those ...
... husband Othello with incontinence, thus speaks— -- Here I kneel: If e'er my %ill did trespass 'gainst his love, Either in discourse of thought, or actual deed; Or that mine eyes, mine ears, or any sense, Delighted them in any other form; Or that I do ...
... bid youunderttnnd ?—A ? 'Not You speak it ?--I speak it. as to lie' itnrieri.tooil ?—Yes S o as to make your way in Italy ?—Yes. In what langimge you lipid the conversation you have Mentionrd.with ?—ht Did you hare any one to interpret between you ? ...
... ,tul much satisfaction in speaking after him. siw.eches, adorned as they were with eloquenet and truth, e always took care faiily to reproseut whatever retuasks from his opponent, and as fairly answered them.— Applatise) With respi2et to the nuinbers ...
... speaking ? No, not believe I ever did, By Lord Coiuhefniere—On the occasions when yon say you believe igarni slept under the tent, have you any rca. son to that any thi.d person slept there do m»i know. Will you swear you never saw Bcrgami kiss her Koval ...
... terms in speaking of it, and they, in their homely language, will assert that it is an attempt to accomplish ofcc purpose under the colour of another. Here is man,’ they will say, who wishes get rid of Ins wife ; he talks of the honour and safety of the ...
... well as delight. It speaks, at once, the language of the eye and of the ear. It is poetry, picture and music all united. It realises magic, annihilates space, turns the wings of Time backwards, and makes the past and the distant live and breathe before ...
... AO*. • ' ' • : loaif sycltriovdeny, or speak it low, 'Twill look as if you wished that. Yes were No. • As for you, beaux, by Rosalind's bright eye, And the sweet charms that there adjacent lie, By sighs, by bakdeaux, flames, Cupitls, 'darts, Pray ye ...
... of. The votes printed by order of the House, say, speaking ) of Robert Stodart, And being asked if he knew, who was the Author of the said pamphlet, he stated, that John Cam Hohhouse, Esq. was the author; and he was then directed to withdraw. And a ...
... cause, who was to prove the moat material particulate, who was to speak not only to the details, but to the very principle of the Bill, who woo to 'Mew that her Majesty was not the persna described is the preamble of the Bill, that she was not of low ...
... speaking to him the subject, me net- with the he was ready to be accountable for bisection; that he calved tboeducalos of a Gentleman, and so forth. Ile /bran) certainly haithen said,, that he did not proposet i : k to the issue of trial by hattk. ...