... neighbourbood, and of a. very unprepossessing ?? defence set up was a plea of insanity, and it appeared, front the evidence of Mr. Thomas Elliott, oter- seer of March, in Camnbridgeshire, that the prisoner had been, for a eon- siderable time, in a state of decided ...

... one writes like a nuritan and a fanatical preacher, the other like a cavalier and a well-bred gentleman of the old school. Thomas Hall seems to rike offence at whatever is supposed or intended to give pleasure, shudders (with learned Mr. Pryn) at Zloee-locks ...

... think ? 9 vhicer'& 17ill, to be 'me ! i limh cileneid the facetious ?? A2erica. 1 ki Ut il055 foret, t'lat Ferdinand and Thomas Fairfax. i;e'rs. the ereat --iilslli of Croisweil' famous collca I e, are now livitna il tihe O Uititd -nc-, merc Nachil upon ...