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... measure, the poor ; in the gra. dual reduction, and (ierlrtps hereafter, annihilation of the poor rates; which, generally speaking, bear partially on the landed interest ; and, manufactures increase, will continue to bear on it more hca. vily : to say ...
... tenants have not act cd better hy nis farmers are censured by his Grace- as beitag'bod Managers. know not in What. terms Ale speaks of some Of his lessees in the neighbourhood of Covent Garden. Southampton's dower, which at her Marriagz setilentent ;mounted ...
... our expeditions, and our pic. sent situation, as relatively cotinefttd with the other states Europe. The first treaty shall speak of this day is the one of His Britannic Majesty with the Empress of Hoviia, signed at London, March 25, 1793, and another February ...
... Canvas ot two Candidates !«i me to conclude that such a step was equally respectful and necessary. AS I cannot presume to speak of my Parliamentary con- duct, at the best, but negatively, I shall content myself with .observing (what, 1 trust, you will ...
... round he perceived three or four of Lord Gwydir's servants, and conceiving it came from them, he rapped at the door, and deto speak with his Lordship, meaning to inform him of the ill condna of his servants. was answered by the Defendant that his Lordship ...
... the British Brissor. Before I proceed further, Sir, there is a class of men mainly concerned in this war, and of whom I must speak rather forcibly, I know not one man among them, and therefore can have no prejudices for or against thrrn (I mean the moused ...
... imPerfedions of his ,Advocate in tile conduet of his:Cause On the present . occasion: Indeed, that he wAs 'in ; a con-' ditiOn to speak at all upon . the Subjed, Was:matter 'almost of accident, for - that the Defendant was now existing, was matter mote of good ...
... The London Packet. LONDON. FRIDAY, J AN. 9. Some•letters received this morning by the Dublin mail, sPeak of a report which has obtained 'within these few days of a hostile fleet basing been seen off the south western coast of If eland.--From accounts ...
... of eloquence, • and, which is of still more importan !e, of personal courage, and public spirit. , The Morning chronicle, speaking of the Parisian story respecting the thirt . i . ) portraits, call it the excess of superstition.'' It would, not have suited ...
... the imperfections Of his advocate in the conduct of his cause on the present occasion. Indeed, that be was in a condition to speak at all upon the subject, was matter almost of accident, fOr that the defendant was tiotv existing, xVIIA matter - more of geed ...
... of his tenants have hot better byhim, farmers are censured by his Grace being bad 4fanagerk. We know hot in what terms he speaks Of some of his lessees in. the neighbourhood of Covent Garden.. FRIDAY, •J AN. 9. Y an arrival from Boston, we have American' ...
... gratitude the Tribunate, there is no member , of this assembly, who, participating in the general joy, dots not feel wish speak these sentiments of joy, happiness, and hope ; and, as fur also, I feel them. This the motive which brings me to this Tribune ...