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... Eighteenth Century. BY THE REV. DR. WEN DEHORN. Tranjlatcd the G.rm y ’‘with A.ld\ti-ms and CorreflioKS THE AUTHOR HIMSFf.F. Speak as am. Sdakt fpeare*s Otbt //». This View comprehends the State Politic?, Commerce, Literature, Arts and Religion of England ...
... horrid cuftom Europeans have endeavoured prevent, but without effect. Archibald Dalccil, Four Fean Governor of ff by Jab. Speaking the Kingdom Dahomy, which is the larged bordering the Gold Coaft, d«£!ares, that in the whole Kingdom there is individual ...
... execution, where Negroes plunge in with a Inflect and are lure to rehe either broke the wheel, or his hand*, feet, turn loaded. Speaking oi the appearance the head chopped oif. For trivial crimes, country, and ol tlu- 'ilpohtion tie people, h« being abfent from ...
... have been employed tranf|>orting the materials from thefc THE PRINTER OF THE SHEFFIELD REGISTER. (Concluded from our hjl,) SPEAKING of the King of Rio Scftro, lower clown the coart,— He was a very agreeable, obliging man, and all his civil.’* No fcltlcment ...
... though of opinion that a Reform in -nearly equal to half a-pint ; an ounce of effence Parliament might be necelrary, as not Speaking the of malt, and half an ounce of portable Coup. .7LP E PE R°e'Ps:i:FbOA re. and funCtions al. Proclamation into confideration ...
... pmpriety and neceffity of the meafure. Lord Rasvdon though of opinion that a Reform in Parliament might be neceffary, as not Speaking the voice of the people, which had ever been avowed by Adminittration ir . l the Ruffian negociation, yet he did not conlider ...
... place for the female {laves. She afterwards fell into convulfions, continued in that (late for three days, and then expired. Speaking as a profeffional man, he was of opinion that the fufpending and flogging were the caufes of the convulfions, and her death ...
... hese Come, come, I think there's half and half I. lij A (cat with tine** is a feat (bh4.' But was it Choir, that 'alas • • Speak WWI then, and let the litt is bras. There's no difgrace, though 112au'd 11', fitait pity pas us 1 ! V. J ...
... arms; Parts, perchance, Come auburn treffes, Which thy ftep-dame nature dreffes ;—. Whilft thofe bright, thofe azure eyes, Speak what more interior lies—. LAURA, hafte, the wreath is thine, Wove by virtue's hands divine ; Well it fuits thy modeft brow ...
... gale. No !—joys increafe —my youthful breff, _ Swells with enraptur'd blifs divine ; Then fay, and lull my foul to reit— Speak—mull I live•and call you mine. A l4l ng 1 LITi•LRARY MUSEUM. ...
... pronounced this fhorr addrefa is his peonle My laid before you my means of defence.-4 flail not recapitulate to them • (speaking to you, perhaps, for the 'aft time,) I • o edam to you, that coifcience reproaches me in nothing, and that my defenders have ...
... turning lu works Mr. Burke, th'>iu fruitful work?, >vh*ite found / v pri ...