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... who wifli well to national and individual happinefs. That we have maladies in our Political Conftitution man can denv who Speaks truth ; but thefc will be better cured by gentle alteratives, than by violent cmetics and catharticks. Let every honeft man ...
... the dupes of the Britith Miniiter, it would be the moft debated and degraded Affembly that ever legiflated for any country. Speaking of the conduét of the Britith Cabinet to the Catho- lics, he exclaimed, “ If the Demon of darknefs had infinuated himfelf ...
... fweets your cane affords, Is there, as ye fometimes tell us— Is there one who reigns on high? Has he bid you buy and fell us, Speaking from his throne the fky ? Atk him, if your knotted fcourges, Fetters, blood-extorting fcrews, Are the means which duty urges ...
... and Statc, and be could not avoid expreffing his and concern that a Right Hon. Genticman, whom he had fo frequently heard Speak svith of teal, and brilliancy of talent, on the excellence of that Conftitution, thould’ bring’ a Bill into the Houle of Commons ...
... to forward me twelve or eighteen dozen of your most excellent Horse Cordial. Mr. Wiltshire, Proprietor of the Bath Waggons, speaks of it in the highest terms, so does all that have given it. THOMAS HORTON, Druggist, Market-Place SIR; Caistor, Lincolnshire ...
... might not caufe much rejoicing, if accompanied with intelligence that a large army had made good its landing on our fhore.’ Speaking of Mr. Young's proje& for raifing 500,000 rank and file of property, and endeavour- ing with an army of and other allies ...
... There had been tirtfc when Holland had been untouched, and Flanders not conquered. Why was not a treaty entered into then Speaking of the prcfent fcarcity he faid, the only remedy was peace. He alio declared, that if the ftorcs had been unloaded, that ...
... Lo' deal i.ll/.1 her blood!— —Soon hears his lon the welcome founds, V.'iih ojk'ii arms and fparkling eyes he hounds :— *' Speak lost*, he cries, and gives his little hand, , the dew-cold fand; I'o.ir sveepin;; lube uith bloody fingers prcfs'il, And ...
... of his Speech, Lord Lauderdale cried hear! hear! The Lord-Chancellor notided this, and Said he had not been accuStomed to Speak where clamour prevailed.—This produced Some perSonal altercation. Lord Moira Said hoped the Marquis of Lanfdowne wculd very ...
... lame profusion, who acquired a confiderable degree reputation an aCtreSs, being generally admired for peculiar propriety Speaking, and who now alio living. Of this marriage Mrs. was one of the fruits (we prelume the tirlt.) Her parents had otiier children ...
... never carried into execution, are detailed ; with a variety of curivus faéts relative to the French naval forces at Brett. Speaking of the fleet, at and after its departure from Brett, in. December 1794, Kerguelen fays — Since ‘they were determined that ...
... conlcquence dilpatchcs from Nobleman wlio lately proceeded the North, and who, it would Seem, from thoSe precautionary mealurts. Speaks of growing turbulence, ::tin(l which it may be nicclTaty to judicious and iuj Ham preventives. We tinderfiand that the cutting ...