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共 30 段- Our Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, Lord Pembroke, had caused
- The reader will see, that this is the burthen of my song, "L
- How many times, when I have come before the public, have I b
- Up to this time, the Baronet had stood so high in the public
- The only witnesses called for poor Colonel Despard, were thr
- Amongst the number of defaulters on this occasion was the pa
- After all the howling, and all that has been said, about thi
- "Called to the throne of France by Providence, and by the su
- As a counterbalance to the wonderful uninterrupted success o
- If I were not fearful of tiring the reader, I could continue
- _The ten preceding political acts_ of the Whig ministry, of
- Mr. Paull had become very popular by the exertions which he
- The event which occasioned me to be called back to Bristol w
- I now resided at Clifton, in lodgings, during the winter, an
- I have before mentioned, that I was invited to, and attended
- Let it be observed here, that the maxim will always hold goo
- In a speech, which took up about an hour, I now addressed th
- While, however, they were going on in this way _ding dong_,
- Sir Charles Malet had lived for many years in India, and had
- The fact was, that the Government had placed arms in the han
- The worthy Baron summed up strongly for a verdict for the de
- While Mr. Cobbett was in the King's Bench, he was violently
- As soon as I got back to Bath, I put an advertisement into o
- I should be doing a great injustice to my own feelings if I
- In the early part of the spring of 1811, I went to reside wi
- I heard no more of this affair from them; but, after a consi
- The White Lion Club, in the meanwhile, lost no time in prepa
- Having pointed out this circumstance to your attention,
- I have, I dare say, missed the names of some who made up thi
- In the evening, after this exhibition of the military, I hea