... masters, and infected with the fatal poison of depraved doc- trines ; and that the directors of these schools are, generally speaking, Methodists, who in- troduce Bibles, translated into English by Mite Bible Society,' and abounding in errors ; with the sole ...

... port for freights; and those arrived out could not dispose of their cargoes. A letter of the 14th of November, from Grenada, speaking of the effects of lhe hurricane of the preceding mouth, says i: — Throughout the whole island the cane-fields, provisi ...

... placed in the honorable situation we now hold — and that our adversary will not have to say, as his first address led him to speak of the Death of his Sovereign, that the event of the Dissolution of Parliament, is to him a subject of sincere congratidation ...

... from the ramparts. The General Orders issued by the Government of the Priuce of Wales** Island, the day after his decease, speak of him in terms of unqualified eulogy and regret. He was one, it is observed, whose zeal and an- xiety to promote the public ...

... difficulties, which might ha,lr e ?? less determined spirit; against an L^, too. of whose measures I now ttwbj „, ? lingly speak, but as they enhmt ?? of your resistance and triumph -r, K 1 achieved the victory of good prhrMts- ai, now my part ofthe contest ...

... Minister at War; Agar of the Interior; Arguelies, of Grace and Justice; and Villa- vieencio to be Minister of Marine. They speak of the Conde del Abisbal, or of the Conde de Montigo, as Minister Secretary of State. But it is to be feared that some ot the ...

... se where they assem- bled and quarrelled has been entirely de- ?? plague has diminished in its ravages, letters from Chio speak of an earth- quake which had occasioned much damage in that island. There are letters from her Majesty the Queen, dated the ...

... 24th, and the Petition to which it refers, which I hav.e transmitted to the Bo*rd of Trade; and have had an opportunity of speaking to Mr. Robinson upon the subject of it, I understand from him, that the question of a further opening of the Trade to China ...

... some time after he got up and quitted the alcove, with- out taking any notice of her Royal Highness. This was a familiarity speaking volumes in his mind. From Athens her Royal Highness pro. ceeled to F.phesus. Here her Royal Highnesss re- tired to the vestibule ...

... t, and as he had frequent opportunities of being near her person, and of making observations on her conduct, the facts he speaks to are numerous; aud if credit is due to him, his testimony is most im- portant. The Counsel for her Majesty took objections ...

... characters of the witnesses, he called Ihe attention of the House to the beads of Ihe charges — the counts, if be might so speak, of tbis strange indictment, nnder Ibe form of a Bill of Pains and Penalties. Tbe first of these was Ibe Neapolitan scene ; ...

... at St. Otner's ; — v Never, (exclaimed her Majesty, and in a tone expres- sive of her highest indignation) I command you, speak of money to me, when, my honour is in question. . can endure the lost of father, mother, Brother, daughter, End all my nearest ...