... disproving the power of the House of Commons to imprison the People of England ; ano for his legal and moldy resistance to the Speak er's Warrant, whereby he has liven a practical illustration of its inefficiency, and demonstrated that, as there is no legal ...

... and unknown, and whose sublimest ideas are sometimes conceived amidst corruption and libertinism, it would be, generally speaking, more to their honour, and certainly more conducive to the welfare of society, to take their reputation from their works ...

... chtened men,. than- those,- who called them . total change of system, - he' yits. It it person-and manners of o persevere. I speak from the.strottA'esboonvk.. theco l tatBr,.:An•d' litipede his ad. ion ; and you must relax in die p4v - ex . *ancement. liberty ...

... ? It was necessary for. diet Otiirrlittee to prove that the House had exger.:'. aged the right of •comMitting any person speaking ...

... know all Stewards the i.fystery,' since such men ought to know this, what it is to have utterance to speak the Mystery of Christ ,Those who are speak for God, must he taught of God r The Rev. Mr. Ellison is only one of . many preachers who seem unfortunately ...

... enormous. This remark we find Strongly substantiated at home. They speak. of dangers; they accuse ; they recriminate ; but they apply no remedy to obviate its pressure. To hear theta speak, the evil would appear irremediable: see, them act, we must judge ...

... civil rights, but it only reminds us how much they have been crippled and abridged. Meetings are preparing in every county to speak the voice of the people on these great national questions, in a legal and constitutional manner, and we repeat it, no doubt ...

... appearance of a man, with a black crape over his face. The terror of the old gentleman was considerably increased by the man not speaking, but repeatedly making a noise like the barking of a mastiff dog. The robber opened the back parlour door, and beckoned to ...

... lived in the family, and that, to prevent his being known by the old gentleman, he wore the crape over his face, and avoided speaking a word, but only expressed his ap+ probation or disapprobation by making a noise like the barking of a dog. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ...

... question should be adjourned to Thursday. The Motion was agreed to.—Adjourned. • LAW AND JUSTICE V. PRIV!. EGE.-•—•MT. Hums speaking of the English Constitution, maintains that: 46 all-the vast apparatus of our Government has ultimately no other object or ...

... few words, which he was desirous that Gentlemen should hear. He was surprized, on entering the room, to see his colleague speaking; but he would leave it to the Meeting to judge whether he had made a sufficient apology.---( Some confusion and cries in ...

... might, he thought, be made the condition of sinecures no less than of. pensions. It had come out (during Mr. Whitbread's speaking) that himself had declined his salary as Chancellor of the Exchequer, by a minute of office, which he should have been the ...