... ?? fcaritedhel HoBan ?? ?? ju loiE i1g t he wat ever imtarried.' I I e;in, li~u vu Bit culpable curtofiry!, invaded the privacy , I ;ux i'lt~ by ler was toied into a Sag. Wh at ?? l& tb .re between tlbe '.Wa Bnes ? Iefides, Ac- V;; it 'cli kiw0av to ...

... Gazette has not the dignity of mrtodern converfion, which in politics, as f well as refigion, fould always be the work of privacy, and c' argu~ment: which tle world can only fte in their effeas. A rninifterial paper mentions, as an honourable- cirquoil~ance ...

... extending Ii ou Irrt rinst thle people of Ireland. Wlirtever his profes- sions nmight have been of a desire to remain in privacy, rio loan 'Who lIsnows Iris character canl for uri ,cuirouiret believe tiit lire is at till Satisfied with the reception lire ...

... scure the inhabas of the meropir ?? the h of which the Magistrates themselves were gul, whew twy Ccould shroud tbheselves in privacy; and he fist attempt to exclude the public ought to be srenuously resisted by all those who wuh to ecure respect to Magistrates ...

... a disagreeable light on the imperfections of these gentlemen, and they are naturally desirous of every possible de tee of privacy. We can, therefore, ?? understand the feelingp which prompted Mr. rFARRAND, of Oldhm note, to obsere with a naivel that is ...