... tipoc1 oilly persiol's premtises. .fssshlli Bdrookse, cotandoed hy Mlr. Btltcotsuvti~E .-lc Rtitted thai lic heardl Ashtin speak to thle nicetiiig at Boreboi/n oil the nineroleg of the tot of October. lie recometoitdeil them niot alt to go to Dowoseth ...

... knewt the Onothee oif the plaiicitf, whon Wais C00 I :1- iderri a l ip the idow iof \Viiauat 111iffeatet Jul, hesri tiere speak of I If rile plailititiif ns a~iig het Cviii, ccii of hle betitifs at so. It mas theis itoililluir Tio pot In tule fuowee of ...

... fence, said, after sonic prelomknary. rteiirbCS:-.01 May It ptease~yaur -Loeldshlp-Grntluemn oef rtlss Jury,At will belI speak nothlog bat What I ksow to lu tfae, andi I Itope to shaw tilat I nil I ineed to procure my ?? is-~ the exercile of your cool ...

... Ira the 'prnisirment ca of (hoemern sitlumet ?? -oanSurrdty, on the CIvil List, I.&c. of hic,. Itannsilc tlie wvould only speak wilth reapectd ird - ctrottaly, hot lire could lioce tuie beware lest, In c ivetllng (lirede coenrexioi between themslecves ...

... embarked at Ostend during the last week as volunteers in the service of Don Pedro. LrsnoN.-We hear thbt the advices from Lisbon speak so of time excessive rage of the Mignlelites at the presencs o the British fleet, and loud threats of telc assassination of ...

... good effects:H n. As for the orders, it away he tran, and, for ally thitcg that I knowe, ce Rawden may have felt the good you speak of; but Ossett has received y.none. d Give Me leave to slats a few factis :-In than morrti of October the sunenyors of highways ...

... geotlemea ivere preseat conanected atn with tire 1o551 ca ommittre, weho hie doubledinet Would hrc readly nod willbig ru~ed to speak onl the sabjert. they M. THOMPSON, £01. chairman of tlhr Irlile committee, came for- rjj Ward madsail, tsr was rather disposed ...

... person until it was found out by her father, whbi told' her that if sle would speak the truth he would not flog WI her, and she was ?? of being flogged if she did not speak the truth-r- and It was then that ahl told of the hrisonerse when she bad taken ...

... he f his successor ? He watched for some days ; at last lie per. e ceived it was Isis friend, Melclhior Goia. They dare no; speak, but they thought they sight wave their hliandkcrchiefs ;-no, the turnkey soon0 forbade them. v On thc l8th February 1821, ...

... but ill too many places are the diversified and I felicitousrillustration, uind the eloquent anpeals, wanting, or e (so to speak) but slightly hinted at. Tliecspeech was states- manlikie, anid will produce it powerful impression out of doors - as well-as ...

... society. li-I dll trot moat; ierely so elementatry. but a religirrus anti SO moral education ; atrd if ?? aigit ho alilowed to speak of himiself, lie hi to csoulid hear tesrimoooy to irs eficaercy, isa lie Irad for t~is period ttf sixteen toc yr seventesti ...

... r:tI tr- rttirnivo ti tire aittzeo, turn that riot, thne itcirootilir to prsoe se otigtire arristarree of their frendsati o Sp~eak Ilit svundicationi of thire rcitoreeter. ?? I Air. Cisashti I roar rsei rlrat ifererwaisa art rte irtt af tle ha zaagiotrrrtes ...