... wlicn Mr _WICIIAM _row , _and _stated tliat he also had to _propose tlie ap . pointmcnt _of' a _Committee . _Unaccustomed to speak in _public , he had reduced to _writing , wliat ho _wished _he had _been able orally to _deliver , but lie hoped _the _meeting ...

... lie _liad beeii dcreivcd , ; ind thus _the _usefulness of tlie _Asylum was _restored . After _Bir J ; : _I'IIKY' liad dune speaking , some _conversation ngain ti _' . _uk _place _on Iliu | luint of I ' orm , and _the _Chairnrin , it is _believed , » Siiiii ...

... opportunity of doing their duty . While he _cheerfully _gave his initc , he _begged to say _, he never would _refrain from _speaking _truths , _even though _these truths _should bu writhing to _others . _lie _knew one _case of a young _mnn who liad served ...

... _be _moved to _•» indicatc their . own . _rights , and redress _their own _grievances . Of our own _condition _we _cannot _speak _.- _T'iie . heart _. sicliens _^ _vi'hen it coiitetnii _' aEcs _stc-ndi _Iv such a mass of _splendid _misery . Our atatiidu ...

... will not _permit our adding _many _additional _observations ; nor are _they _necessary , — 'i'ho _fuels wo _liavo adduced speak for themselves , and _slic-ir _I _lie _absolute _necessity ( if ivi / _ncing the _interest of the ;; it ! ttic ilnlit . _Nothing ...

... tlian _the words of Mr BUIIKE , wlio , in January 1797 , six . _vciirs _after all intercourse _between them lind _ceased , speaking to n person _honoured witli some _degree of Mr Fox ' s friendship , said , To _lie sure lie is a man _made to be loved ...

... the power ofshulting the _mouths of its members , and some of these are still found _possessed of the honesty and courage to speak the language of the constitution , to _expose the juggling of quacks and hypocrites , to hurl _defiance in the teeth of corruption ...

... _ainessenger from Loodon and two constables knocked at his door , broke into his lionse and said , that Lord Sidmouth wished to speak to him , and _must _see him in London ; _he was tlicn taken to the county jail , loaded with irons , and _soon after put into ...

... evil _precedent will remain , and anj easy indemnity will operate as a bounty to all _Ministers , _whenever _the public voice speaks against them , to . suspend the constitution , and take into their own hands a most _effective instrument _, for gagging whom ...

... ire , with tlieir _feet _towards it _, lie _says they _lay more at _their case tlian in _the _generality of _taverns _. _Speaking of the _mode of _forming _settlements , _he says , On any spot _where a feiv _settlers _cluster _together , attracted by ...

... to . Ilim by _( lie former . The _Luarncd Lord then contended , tliat tlio promise _ofa reward to _a _witness for merely _speaking out did nut _disqualify him , _and that that _could only be _done by _otTcrilig it fur the giving of _a _particular _evidence ...

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