... erwas t-is ?? a iiicaviation, thI gobr; mwestarspefl Jipas, tisl rio-t 'stiitst tisuoiieyi elttrrtiked it fivoiur bi; tirtrsO l.tii 5 tft-isfierstutiigixrl tiosieps, lisbut it was riot so sined.. Id - t zle [irts, tar, groaui, or ?? )L soctia! grunt, ...

... raise, and which no sophistry can make true. I am persuaded that you, Mr Editor, know too well the real meaning of Words, riot to know that the wiord assertion does not mean 1 proof. Now it so happens, that I believe all these Three Creeds, and ...

... regular proportion with the degrees of descent from the head. We make no doubt that the most labject beggar who roared and rioted -at the Ajuda gates was for Smaking DoN MIGUEL more absolute than it is even in the heart of V1hat cub to desire. In conformity ...

... Commission at Salisbury, and the latter at Aylesbury: it' is to be anticipated that no further capital punishments for the late riots will take place. The scarlet fever is very rife at Peterborough, and daily deaths attest the virulence of this dreadful malady ...

... hasielected in every county one of the local practising attorneys, to conduct the pro- secutions for the crown in cases of rioting and fighting at fairs and mar- kets, and such other offences as would not be of sufficient importance to bring before the ...

... done. The courts were open totthe-iies, who actuallyprosecuted some of the people eor riot btzt uitted them, saying that the magistrates and soldiery. h ea&le riot, yet the magistrates are continued in the comlsuwi? peace which they broke, and the soldiery ...

... of first tonsure, the bishop pronounced the following wvords * By the authority of omnipotent God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and our own, we take from thee, &c., &c., and, AS BEING UNWORTHY Or TME ECCLESIASTICAL PROFESSION, WE RETURN THtlE WITH ...

... freemen beinxg di:appo~nit 'ii-4)o1her ministerial candidate wholm they Iilted btteri 0 nt , bee'n put in, omination, began to riot, breaking t1e. Wdowa of tt~e Gui dhall. and tearing the pAll-book' to pieces' T'lhe IM a yor and Magistrates, with specital ...

... recollection of the meeting the witches in .Macbeth-the senatus populusque Romanum of Corzolanus, the Venetian Council, Basquo's Ghost, and the Moving Wood of Birnam, which were all of them barbarous burlesques on the poet's concep- tions, and which it had been ...

... soldiers at Monmouth did not wait for the Riot Act, and self- evident should be the irrationality of supposing that riot could be allowetl to obtain head during the pe- rusal of the act for its suppression. The Riot Act may be, and generally is, read for ...

... purity of the Protestant faith I (Hear.) Did they mean by it the simplicity and purity of the bishops and the clergy-.Hear)-who rioted in every luxury, and who were guilty of the highest offences against morality and virtue a (Hear, cries of no, no ' and confusion ...

... chief gtlile ,to which tie student of the Ilolpired Writings should have recourse; but that the ' Revelatioti of the Holy Ghost is that whtich must furnish tde necessary assistance to our factilties ?? Editor of the Taunton Courier con- cludes his notice ...