... his two, four, or t *cn thousand pounds a year for 'doing little or i nothing-a mere lump of life, -who ,employs some plebian'to'do his business for him, v 'ith a salary of £l10 or £200 a year; who, ona hit 'retirement from office, is ?? to fall back on ...

... or some of thenil, had each a glass of ale, which is a very ordinary thing, as a portion of their food ; there was no other company in the House, nor were these 1 drinking in any, other way than as consi- dering the ale a portion of their supper The ...

... is indeed a proud, yet a just thing to say, tb;t ogither the republics of Greece nor that of Rime? in-their palmieit day's, ever produced a Smone illastnous patriot thak our ANDREW MABELL., Beside his virtue 4d a jatriot, and his mnerits as ...

... up a o ?? Wooden stair, and when Nwituess got up, tlavy P -art-e at a loss to, fiiid the rootm. They at last dii- t -crvawred a room;, thinks$lie hwas the lirst that en- r cvxed, anid the priaouer ounter was sitting on a . serksir at the end of ...

... accompanying Ex'; ercises, a child will, in a few weeks, acquire a good knowledge of Grammar without any of the disgust- ing drudgery of TASKeS, which, under the present System, prevents nine out of ten from ever acquiring a knowledge of Grammar at all ...

... founded on a Government of' equal rights to all, secured by a written Constitu- tion, sanctioned by yourselves in a conve- tion, to be called as early as circumstances will pea uit. 1 Civil tnd religious laberty, in its fullest extent, chat in all laws ...

... care that he (.Mr. 0.) was not assasmnated. m Mr. 0. then related a story in whrch he had been up followed by a soldier, iin Leeds, during a riot, when h a very little boy, and driven into a house where the SIT soldier strictly charged the ...

... island, and under cover of their guns allowing another party to make a descent oinom a point about half a mile above. As seon as their operations were discovered, the patrints coromeitced a tire from ten guns-the shot nearly destroying the works of the enemy ...

... breast, as if pulling out a pistol, put himself in the position'I of a sman hiring a pistol, aid walked off. Witness asked, did he ui away. No, (said he) I just walked across the street. M'Lean theii went out, acd got a light to his pipe and catie ...

... estabishmlfet f of a Gourt of Record for small debts for the countyj siilaxto that existiig in the town. , .: - ' e Lord A. PAG-ET presented a petition from a place the name of which we could not exactly catca-sit ?? the systemof Negro A ...

... to, they never would have heard a wo of such a Bill of cruelty and oppression. h he peer mall got oilv half a quarter for t\eiity-olie days' labour now, vhiile it wlas ell known that two cen- tories ago le could have got a whole quarter. S (Cheers.) The ...

... the markets became o.erstock- a' andi'i ste'd ofoaii t siogtio'do, t'veeperha'ps, one: man 'out of a 4irsn n 11 would be a s1aie, we find ?? -slats Ito otvnb: itaiameter-7mantufacturer,.~ and I greaa$ 'c slav&- owner. a- 'The afftir ofthe Glasgow Spinners ...