... afford to the misrepresentations of your adversaries, are too obvious to require explanation. Many circumstances compel me to speak to your Lordship more at large of the recent proceedings in Ireland, with reference both to their origin and to their eummquences ...

... Lord hllnto dated Madras, 15th September lasi, satisfactoty ' intelligence that.tire revolt of theof t Presidency, or, to speak more correctly, of time ne'the Company's army, is enCtety subdttid.. aunt treat the issue of this contest has been such, as ...

... grudges him the few comforts he has an opportunity of acquiring. His oppressors, in a moment of extraordinary peril, may speak to him of honour and love of country ; but the sounds are stifled before tiley reach his heart,—it is surrounded with so thick ...

... even condescend to apologize for the pain anti contumely they have occasioned ? On the contrary, they have the effrontery to speak to us of benefits, whilst we are smarting under the sling of disappointment and disgrace. Yes : they boldly tell us that.the ...

... respect to probability ; made more than themost of hit rt ;as to the rest of but that very excellence encreases the fault we speak of— the performance, it was aLe mere matter of moonshine r' in short, if Sir JAMES made some of his curtailments in .ICCIDEN7S' ...

... she bad been chased by the enemy's frigates. I immediately made the sigma to the Perlin, then on her way to Guadeloupe, to speak the brig, and to proceed according to the intelligence she might obtain; the Alcmene was ordered to weigh and follow, and the ...

... 25th of January last. Mr. WIN A m said, he supposed it might create some surprise that he should, on the present occasion, speak and vole against the motion brought forward by .his lion. Friend. His lion. Friend had said he thought it n matter of importance; ...

... repealed ? In the London district, from 1801 to 1809 only about one-eight of the persons convicted %sere executed. He was now speaking of the whole range of crimes, of those offences which every age has considered as justly punishable with death, of human ...

... their weight, &c. &c. mankind have conseoted to adopt them as a middle means in barter, and their value, or more: properly speaking their rate, has been fluctuating in all ages; sometimes depending on the quantity in circulation, at others influenced by ...

... resources are incalculable. Qive the Spaniards freedom, arms, and a free press;--hurl proclamations in every province ; which speak to them in the fervid language of liberty; and the country may be still saved. Who will not read, with bitterness of heart ...

... entered his. Lreast about four inches and half, and penetrated the heart. lie lived about an hour and a half, but did not speak above a dizen words, as he fainted, and was afterwards delirious. Bowden did not attempt to escape, but said that the handle ...

... a detachment from the corps under Sir John Hope; and I know of nothing (but this, of course, is a point for the Admiral to speak to) to have prevented the line of battle ships and frigates from coming in and passing up above Flushing, in the first instance ...