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... FACTS SPEAK FOR f&-IRMSELVES. New Barn, Edenffehl, near Bury, 26th May,18243. c i EN ELEMEN —I should be unkreteful, ere not VVII to c.lne forward and thank yen for the almost miraculous cure Tour Antiscorbutic Drops have performed upon me. 1 had been ...
... Again, speaking of the remedies, he thus proceeds : The distress and eufferingy which Parliament must now direct its attention is to that of productive classes—those who are the only real producers of weafili, whether from the soil, the loom, or the anvil ...
... What tongue can speak what millions weep ? Amidst that flood of grief in which her illustrious relations are overwhelmed, it must be a satisfactiqn, though a melancholyone, to them to perceive how much and deeply the British people sympathize in their ...
... - '7•' - '' - ' 'very various, and that at times the medicines were and he speaks paeticularly of a Report which he.made to the Su rgeon G e ne ra l o n t h e 7th f August, 1801, of the unfitness for use of many of the, medicines, and at the same time ...
... speaking of a we are so little The but it is only - through more is Ott it is the Greeks before Athens. It has been drawn up by a Major CORNSR, Commander of the Austrian brig Venito, for the use of Count DANDOLO, Commander of the Austrian Naval Forces ...
... to speak. acknowledged the great hardship of the bondholders, and the peculiar situation in which they were placed by the convention of the 29th of August, 1825 ; and his Lordship regretted that the sufferings of the bondholders were greatly aggravated ...
... is dellined to the throne cf the former, and lowa to that of the latter kingdom. The Speak confpirators had accredited agents at Paris, whom the Spanifh Ambaffador there, Admiral has demanded to have delivered but who, notwithltanding the fees and frank: ...
... In rnaking these observations, he might not be *ceded speak as a radical or as professed economist. was by no means an advocate for paltry savingsbut did not wish to have thesilitems come up without °lsere/ratio& Ile had lately read a speech in which ...
... speaking to him the subject, me net- with the he was ready to be accountable for bisection; that he calved tboeducalos of a Gentleman, and so forth. Ile /bran) certainly haithen said,, that he did not proposet i : k to the issue of trial by hattk. ...
... ardent friend to injured sone of Africa. He is speaking of the free people of colour in the United States. There are many whites (be says), who truly lament their (the negroes e ) unhappy lot, J . :intro over their wrongs, and would gladly ...
... speaking of a state of things more fitted to the times of 1730 than 1630; but it was an error which he would, if be could, disabuse the public mind. Ile contended that the views of the people upon all subjects were vitiated ; that they had fallen into ...
... and unmetilated asking this dirk's - hands. . Properly speaking, it ought not to have been printed at all, for it was not in e vidence—hud not Leen proved—had not been read by the Clerk —was no pat of the trial. Therefore your report is not,an wet report ...