... town to suffer the thlad to remain an hour lotiger titan ?? prevented 5in its present state, anti fie felt it his duty to speak, Ibecanse hie had expeine h ei owihpsegers were there exposed. rcdte ci owlihpsel The Chairman desired thosc persons who were ...

... Ii which the .Tudges were rentdered indlepentdent of the I Crowvn. Of thle ivtalortitnce of this aaeasure. we cannot better speak titati itt the i'.'onds of Blackestone :- a 1,By tie noble, iimprovemenits saf the Itiw, in theis-ta. tote of first Gets. II ...

... hear the va praises of God, and not Ihis own. to the general character of the Sovereign, the love ye of his people best will speak .and few monarchs have of more posesesed thne personal affection of their subjects th thain the Kfin. Against Mr. Wilkes, however ...

... ofthisunfurt nate subject; and it was quite new to him to learn ti any parliamentary recognition, and npucliless any mo of-speaking in Parliunent, or that any ceremonial the Church was at t1l essential te eke oist the title a Queen, or to vindicate the ...

... aristecracy, ca and to pry into the traffic of the minister. Yet, riot- ci wiithtstanidiiig, the nation can, 4vlien it pleases, speak D with a loud voice, which penesrates even into the court P1 itstlf. A considerable patt of the members of Par. _ liantent ...

... breathless, ans gaspes out, to those a him, ' Bless ulie, how I perspire! 10tt I alwsays do i I have any thing like a subject to speak upon. ' NV) his commitment was making out, he reqiested t( 1ssis1f1d with a little porter. bowe porter wtas givi :win, and ...

... They tsljouerned to th e steps ill the Cloth-lHall yard, wheire sonic .tsouisatsds of persons were waiting ' ,to hegitblem speak. Loom MiLtroN advanced to the front of the steps, L when he' vasg reeted with three cheers, and spoke nearly a as ?? repeatedl ...

... cireitnstanros. training, cnn go on, ex- rc~etfor ets~e dangerous purepose. lint of all ttie othersii it to itupostsibe to Speak in terms of two strotig contemitptt .Iand' tdisto,-ecnenint. at tite coward ?? Of those, l~a L' 5n tile contttry withsout titem ...

... Yes..my Lord; it may become a ques tiou of weigh t of trstimony ; we have this day sent hoot seventy wituesses, who caine to speak to these facts, bit we have a few most respectable witnesses in pointvof chao racter and property left, whom I wish-to esamnine ...

... have been received in town from the Quteen ,dia tail hotnC, thle 28th of IFebrLIary, afnd 6th of ?? in wahici her 5a1ijesty speaks pttsitively of her intentiot of returtning to ltiglattel asl of having or- dered persons to nicet her at (Calais. -ier Majesty ...

... incredible in t2hat which it comprised. On the other, the testiutony was uniform, simple, unimpeachable, overwhelming. We speak as to the main fects in dispute, the proxtri- nent featrires of that transaction, which has been tire subject of so mnulch ...

... are it ' WretI respect t h fkr paper so tt adireof Spain, in their' e1agr -yPresent critical situation, it is impossible to speak witir theI n Icectainty,. or to foresee tire steps wehicls will be pursued Frotr I-by tire goversnmeist end the people. The ...