... belief in the efficacy of tubsequent confession. Though 1 speak belbic an assembly bold men, men, I am perauaded, bold even tile distinguished Duke of Wellington whose I perceive that I am also speaking, 1 do not liesitate to pronounce it my firm belief, t)>at ...

... purpose of informing you who it is who has bespattered himself with praise and who has seen those precious documents of which he speaks, in order that you may know how appreciate the communication. The charge against the Overseers still remains,notwithstanding ...

... matter of charge against her Majesty. But (of that grgen bag, or of its foul contents he would not in that place be allowed to speak. Thank God, that Hpuse was entirely ignorant of it. It remained upon the table for some time, when the noble Lord, to use his ...

... two or three hours afterwards. The circumstance of his marriage, &c. have not been explained or corroborated as to enable us speak with certainly thereon. Verdict —died in of over exertion and partially rupturing the main tery of his heart. Tma i. EDITOR ...

... drtnatation, the attempt* which, they assort, have been made to degrade royalty in the the people.—The manner in which these timy speak the Queen, sufficiently proves. If such proof were needed, that fhrir veneration for royalty, and their tenderness towards ...

... her letter*, and thu* her regret at leaving her i* lessened ; for although living in the same capita), they were not allowed speak, even when they met their airings. Her daughter’s coachman wlu forbidden to atop, and directed to set if lie knew not the carriage ...

... was signed 100 perions, and almost every one of tliose persons was a member a separate congregation, and might be tatd to speak the sense Of every member of each congregation, he could Ihirly say, that though the House could not receive such, it was the ...

... was bom at Brecknock ; the women know I innocent man, and never does any thing to any body. Chairman ; You will allowed to speak ia your defence hereafter.” Mary Savage being sworn, stated that she the marriage of the prisoner with Marv Staggs at Cbrist-cburch ...

... secreting himself.” A private Utter from Paris says—“ Accounts have been received from Milan of so late a date the Kith : they speak of gathering stotm in that part of Italy. Several arrests have been recently made, and the Austrian Government have had information ...

... the accusers and accused being brought to face, and from the consciousness of the witness that the person of whom he may speaking present to confront him if shall dare to utter falsehood. Setting aside the impression which may he mode by the misrepresentation ...

... before; and the reader will judge by the subjoined remarks, where he may find the 44 vacuum vertieem” of which this “Rate’Payer” speaks with so much politeness and urbanity. Sir, the amor vii not the only passion of 1 the human heart which is ;”—et inpulia eat ...

... the very dependants of the crown, with all their boasted professions of respect for iu dignity; for they search for evil speaking, lying and slandering; they I appoint Afrimie committee for the express raking together all the dirty and mean reports which ...