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... LIVFERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1828. Livers o l Dissenters' Dinner.-A high Tory paper, in speak. | ihg of the Liverpool celebration of the defeat of intolerance and. ?? . - i- - A AA. - S I: --A- ?? --A ?? 0 - 6-Z^ . 1, proscription; and the triumph of' ...
... Lords tn Thurs- c day, the 25th ult. This noble C01netitiitiona.ji~ 'should- c recollect where he is ?when speaking, and also, to whom a he as speaking-that he is not now at the head of ani army, nor among the dependant States of Germany-f but in the midst ...
... nothing that I would not have done to oblige them: I would, at any moment, have ventured my life, ay, sacrificed it, not to speak of that of any other man, at a word of their bidding. But, Gentlemen, would you believe it? They have attacked my religion ...
... of freedom and humanity. I t lit speak from experience, for, last year, I made the trial myself, ?? only from a sense of personal obligation to offer my mite to p the suffering slave, but I wished to be able to speak from ex- perience on the subject, ...
... shall bcceed, he pos.. d sesses in certain quartersa more 'han ordinary share of lhe what is calledpe,-sonai, but, strictly speaking, imp ,wr, fr etytZllU e 9 I shall take it, for granted,.that the request a, Ias is to proceed onm the latter consideration; ...
... his metal trinket at his watch .; chain. . After having. toasted .each other until their I; tongues were loosened so-as to speak glibly on politics, 5; methinks I hear the president address the meeting thus : t, I- Gentletmen of Warrington-I am proud ...
... rert)Wscn.ted, i! neporstrs, as alternaitey writtig. grinning., foamsing, and blubbering; nor would be hbae been pe mnitted to speak at all, had it Dot beeu for ?? of Mr. Plob house, tbe chairman, and Mr. O'ConanelL d Ve have seldoin read amorevomplete, . ...
... sobriety by saying, that he feafs the secret might l escape him if he were to be intoxicated; he boasts of his ercrime, and speaks with disdain of Ravilliac, whom he .c irs tas the vile instrument of fanatics, without is counage. .By keeping him on a low ...
... are almost mad with prosperity ; and then he speaks of merchants strutting about the Exchange, buying and sselling cotton and other goods, and now and then becoming bankrupts. Verily, if we wished to speak unfeelingly of the agriculturists, we might ...
... bare aeknowledgment, to the disbonour of science, and the regret of their industrious possessors ? Assuredly. it Js, and I speak from past and extensive ex- perience; tile student is best taught tile formation and junlc tion of the bones on thle skeleton: ...
... similar- plan becomes extensive, by the more It will be opposed by the bigots of all sects and de- an, Go y nominations; I speak not hastily or on slight grounds, but on . from the zeault of lose observation and long experience. In 4 - confirmation of ...
... composed by his Royal Highness, was sung, and the whble city was illuminated. - Mexico.-The Spanish papers of the 6th inst. speak of the success of the incurgent in the Mexican pro- vinces. Col. Hevia, -who had fopnerly commanded with success in the cause ...