... demand which otherwise would have occurred. It is a well known fact, that the working classes of this country, generally speaking, have a great inclination to be well dressed; and whenever you find them to have the power, such consequences may be perceived ...

... opposed church-rates and church exactions, they would have been in the eye of the clergy as tod as the worst. Of one thing I can speak from personal kno»- ledge of facts, that there is no sect among dissenters more dis- liked by the church than Methodists, and ...

... ancient institutioas of the country would bo held up to ridjcule and disgrace, &c, &c. But how stood the fact — we could now speak from experience ; we have the test of facts during three years, one general election, and two sessions of parliament, and have ...

... besides it the prisoners had a claim which must not be lost sight of. It was well known that tbey could not get their friends to speak for them so readily at York, as they could at Wakefield ; and he was sure that every magistrate would wish them to have every ...

... con- trary to the rules of common decency, could lend himself to such a disgraceful procedure. I felt thus, and thus did I speak to my wife. The man is evidently under great carnal excitement and the influence of bad passions, and if I should go to the ...

... that rev'rence in a Briton's heart Which grae'd the ancient Roman. London — Shields — Newcastle — Morpeth — Edinburgh — but speak The language of the nation : ev'ry pulse That beats for freedom beats with love for Grey. Now in retirement's calm — enjoy ...

... the head of his neighbour, a man of colour, who during dinner bad been called General. The' doctor ap- peared embarrassed. Speak out candidly, said tbe ?? His excellency is fond of hunting, said the doctor, and other violent exercises, and must certainly ...

... meetings at which Mr. Stephens had avowed his opinions upon the subject of Church and State, and he was, therefore, competent to speak ofthe mild, conciliatory, ahd charitable spirit by which they had been distinguished, and their total freedom from personal ...

... found him in bed with me ; and when I was going to scream out, he stopped my mouth, and w-ouldn't let me speak ; and be said, ' You never need to speak now, I've done what I intended ; and if ever you mention it to any person I'll blast your character,' ...

... following is the latest intelligence of any interest received up to Monday. The Indicateur of Bordeaux, of the 24th instant, in speaking of the action near Miranda, states that Azeitio was killed, and that the four wounded officers were captured and immediately ...

... his Zoonomia, that tbe late justice Fielding walked for the first time into his room, when he once visited him, and after speaking a few words, said, ■ tbi» room ,is twenty-two feet long, eighteen wide, and twelve high, all of which he guessed by the ...

... APHORISMS. He who sedulously attends, pointedly asks, calmly speaks, coolly answers, and ceases when he has no more to say, is in pos- session of some of the best requisites of men Lavater. I have no more, pleasure in bearing a man attempting wit. and ...