... faking the garment for his trowsers ; and when about hnlfdrebsed, feels such a horrible inclination to rush from the house and bury himself beyond the reach of oil human search, that seriously thinks of hiring a couple of policemen for the day. to prevent ...

... natives around the ship, trading with the crew. Newhurn took the advantage bargaining with runiinlercp, or lead boatman, to fake him ashore; hut after they had left the ship, instead of the men rowing into the mouth of the harbour to the Kngli-h settlements ...

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... means from cither personal or collective misrepresentation. even though be but in the pages of an ephemeral print and shall fake no interest in being advantazeously handed down to future ages through those almost imperishable structures which our architects ...

... murder; she was weeping bitterly during the interview, and replied that she would undergo any risk rather than have her shame exposed ; the result of long interview with the witness was that the prisoner to be satisfied with the impropriety of the contemplated ...

... Horses was very numerous ; but a more meagre of superior animals we have never seen. far the prester proportion of those exposed for sale, we will venture to say. ' were the refuse of half the fairs in the netghlMinrho*»d. nesides a bay marc, the property ...

... baneful agrarian insurrections and courses that blight the face the soil, and bring down the vengeance of the Almighty God, and exposes the man whose habit had previously been cniual to the punishment of a criminal for ►onu* atrocious deni, while influenced ...

... Out of this number of 1,254 no less than 771 prisoners could neither read nor write. This about twofifths of the whole. And faking the last si* years the number of prisoners who could read and write well were but twentythree ! counterbalance the 771 who ...

... school-masters, j lie felt the force of the complaints to which the alleged inefficiency of that part of the naval economy w as exposed, and he did everything his power to remedy it. With respect to the school-master, so much improvement hail been introduced ...

... any other country in the world had been governed Ireland had been (cheers), would not the results have been the same Let them fake the honorable member's (the member for Kilmarnock) own country, a country which in many respects was to esteemed, country which ...

... of his authority. The Whigs did this, and what did they give him instead A Bill of Indemnity to protect him from action* for fake imprisonment—the very measure which of all others was most calculated to bring his government ami authority into contempt. ...

... stated bv learned friend, such damages Penrose s daughter? dined there; so did • . t , r is much superior to that grown in exposed r ..m ;«i to iH.taioe®. , ''''i:''- the farther sums proposed .0 be levied amount to 19 >,19. Gentlemen Mr. Hawke#, the Mr ...