... and am half a dissenter myself; yet amongst all my asso- ciations with that respectable body, 1 have •ver found that, when speaking of the Church of England, the very last subject upon which they touch wilh any thing like displeasure is ibat of tithes, ...

... aod went on against the King (God Mem him) and the laws. They dont make the laws strong enough, Fred. These rascals who dare speak a word against the King, (God Mess him) deserve to have their ears cropped in the pillory. That's how I woold serve such firebrand ...

... powers of the Irish nation. When they avow that all these means are adopted to enforce their claims rank and eminence, they speak to the Comprehension of every man, that this measure once'completed, the Government is more. And what then would the fate of ...

... alluded be eoall only speak in the highest terms ; no man could hsve conducted himself in a mora independent manner, or have interfered leas with refer- ence to sn election. But with regard to the steward of that establishment, he mast speak ia very different ...

... one cheer more, in the most enthusiastic manner, und with accla- mations that continued for several minutes. — Does not this speak volumes ; no previous plan, no assemblage of political partisans, but simply a meeting of educated and right-minded persons ...

... confirmed that he Is outmatched, either in f' tre or skill ,1 y the Austrian ertny ard it* commander. — Accounts from Naples speak of tl.e continued sueeess ofthe Government in putting down the revolt in tbe Calabiias, which is considered neatly at an end ...

... distribut- ed in the following manner : Vivian and Rogers major being equal in examination, and Vivian and Moyle major in speaking, a prize was given to each. Wise having obtained the first prise the two preceding years, relinquished his claims ; but received ...

... views, hi.-liinrte fttmfujciiee of ?? ...

... performed their voyage* in safety : aod this, considering that their boats are all undecked, and few of them above 15 tons, speaks highly fur their seamanship. Out of the boats, on her homeward passage, fell in with a 'wit, bottom up, about four leagues ...

... public meeting ?? decided feelings of embarrassment. i ...

... we hope and trust, will in the great day of accounts, •* rise up and call yoe blessed. Bet, Sir, it j* said that example speaks loader than precept. and we feel no hesitation in declaring that, at far as we have been able to judge, your exemplary eondaet ...

... populous places,because such are seldom found in poor aud thinly peopled countries ; but the Welsh population are generally speaking, an igno- rant and demoralized people. Low profligacy abounds, which the practice of ' bundling' or court- ing in bed, which ...