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共 37 段- From this contest there resulted one benefit, which amply pa
- This, however, led to the following misrepresentation, by on
- While Napoleon in person had been successful in every battle
- After this, Gentlemen, I trust that you are not to be cheate
- Here, then, we have a proof, an experimental proof, of the
- The general election was to take place in October. The Brist
- Sir Samuel Romilly having resigned on the eighth day, the po
- Only let the reader cast his eye over the foregoing items, e
- I now went to reside at Middleton Cottage, in Hampshire, sit
- On my repairing to the Gaol I was admitted to the door of Mr
- While these things were going on in France, the Ministers we
- During this period the British troops were carrying on a mar
- Has any proportion of the value of daily labour been made up
- This was the first instance that I recollect, for many years
- Middleton Cottage is situated on the south side of the great
- A circumstance that occurred at this time made such a lastin
- The _Courier, Morning Post_, and other Ministerial papers, w
- While this farce was performing by the Rev. Baronet and his
- Mr. Thistlewood and the Doctor came at the appointed hour, a
- "But, what is the act which has awakened all those
- In the evening paper, the _Courier_, of the next day, it was
- "Let me now, before I proceed to other topics, hastily trace
- "To what are we come at last! And this is the age of our _gl
- This was all true; the streets were lined with troops, drenc
- As soon as Mr. Allen was seated, I rose to move an amendment
- While my _friends_ were acting in this manner, my enemies we
- "That, as to the FIRST of these assertions, as your
- We reached the Town-hall soon after the business of the day
- I had never consulted one single individual as to the propri
- The means taken to procure tractable juries were the most ba
- Perhaps it was not observed by my readers, but it is a fact,
- At the end of the election, the numbers were declared by the
- I have said thus much of Mr. Gale Jones, as a matter of comm
- After the poll had been demanded by Mr. Lamb, the High Baili
- As this meeting passed off without any difficulty or danger,
- When I came before the worthy Magistrates, I saw that they w
- Sixteen persons had been murdered, and upwards of Six Hundre