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... To the PRINTER. ’I‘HE uew Grand Monarch begins to make a figure in the world! either he can speak sensible things, or at least; he has people about bim who can make speeches, and throw out wise sentences for him, He either does it, or causes it to be ...
... . '.Qgc'ncf‘with a copy of the in. convenient fpeed. - ' House or Commoxs, | W har/day, Nov. 2. About three o'clock the Speak.t ook the Chair, when the Houfe agreed _that 25,000 Seamen, inciuding 6665 Muines, “ghould be vored for the ferviceof the cafuing ...
... complained of, refpefling the mmin;fln bond{he“lnxmible man of wary and having obtained the official | vouchers 10 be laid on the Speakes's table, he proved that—the whole diflurbance arof¢ from the men ot receiving thearrears due 10 them,on being ‘turned over ...
... and paffed the bill to explain and amend the a3t of parhament for augmenting the _ The Clerk informed the Hoole, thréugh Mr, Speake, that he had received a fubpeena to attend the trial of Lard George Gordon, 33d commeneiit:,, * (0 proe ...
... Mv. Burke aod My, Vyner fpoke in_favour of Mr. Pin’s propefition, On, the Houle dividing on the original quéilion for the Speake's legving the chair, the nambers Qp?mfiyeg 172; Noes,97. > . Mr. ‘Ord then togk ihe chair, preforma, and the Houle adjousned ...
... was than made for the Order of the Day to be read, which being done accordingly, » debate arofe on the point, whn{er the Speakes fhould ‘leave the chair, and the Houfe refolve itfelf into a Committee of Sapply, in order to take into confideration the ...
... now fufficient evidence in rown-that Sir G. Rodney woudld accept the 010 abing e repr et e Wen fer - ee o i A * That the Speakes do iffae his warrant to the Clerk :.” 1o ke ot a writ for the eleflion of : ber 10 [etve in Pasliament for the city of Weft-5 ...
... ingenious work, which 1 believe has not been tranflated : this badile traveller fpent the yeas 1776, 1777, and 1778, in Spain. Speaking of executions, he fays, ** in the ihree years he travelled there, he never heard of a fingle execution, the proceedings aganlt ...
... Uther of the Black Rod, informed the Houfe, that his Majefly co:.ml&d:d their atigndance in the Houle of Lolfidl 3 whea the Speakes, accompamied: by sbout fifiy Members, ;&iflh..,and ‘heasd his Majefly » mofl gracious Speech from the Thrywe. ° * Parliament ...
... Fiiday the 26th of December, in the Houfe of “Commons the Speaker took the Cld' at three o'clock, when it was moved that the Speakes iffuc his warrants 16 the Clerk of thé Crown fo make ut new writs for Hindon, in Wilis; Newiows, in Hamplhire ;Wl !i?oifia ...
... him to memtion, that the perfon 10 whom he alluded, was the mz!ul-lu Charles Wolfran Cornwall, who had flled the office of Speakes in the lat ?fl“alnu fo moch to ‘the advantage of the public, and 10 the convenience, accommddation, aod faiisfalion of that ...
... The Baren, How! not u‘nfiand! Don't you aedestand Tuikifh ? Tée Mo davien. No Twkith, He not know underfland. The Baron. [Speaking Greck] Well, lot w GEessale———— e A tiue cquiealent (o that of Mayor, Lui bie funQions differ 1n proporuea s Navery differs ...