...natural rights. -- 1 have the honour to be, &c. Ju 'y 3 1 , 18 ;7IRISH INSURRECTION BILL. SIR, — The debate which took place in the House of Commons on the third time of reading the bill for suspending the constitution in Ireland, affords another melancholy...

...the Society. The learned Advocate speaks as follows : " The chief ministers of * I am aware that, in the debate which took place in the House of Commons on the above-mentioned occasion, much declamation was exerted for shewing the EXPEDIENCY of attaching indelibility...

...is in his own hand. EDITOR. f A gentleman of the name of Blathwait is mentioned (Vol. 2. p. 55.) in the debate which took place in the House of Commons on the King's Speech, Nov. 9, 1685. APPENDIX. No. I. " and by such an open act of Rebellion begun by him,...

...exhibited some public manifestation of their abborreuce of these offences ; and observing also, that in the Report of the Debate, which took place in the House of Commons, respecting the said outrage, many of the speakers endeavour to cast an odium upon the community at...

...exhibited some public manifestation of their abhorrence of these offences; and observing also, that in the Report of the Debate, which took place in the House of commons, respecting the said outrage, many ef the speakers endeavour to cast an odium upon the community at...

...exhibited some public manifestation of their abhorrence of these offences; and observing also, that in the Report of the Debate, which took place in the House of commons, respecting the said outrage, many of the speakers endeavour to cast an odium upon the community at...

...however, was there an occasion on which we have deemed this more necessary to he observed than in the case of the debate which took place in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, the 1Sth of May, on the subject of the tradp with India ; hecause, notwithstanding the able...

...however, was there an occasion on which we have deemed this more necessary to be observed than in the case of the debate which took place in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, the 18th of May, on the subject of the trade with India ; because, notwithstanding the able...

...not feel much occasion to apologize for having selected, for the enrichment of our present number, the debate which took place in the House of Commons, on the 12th of December, relative to the sending of troops to the defence of Portugal. Although we are persuaded...

...was not only extending itself every day, but so rapidly adopting the independent opinions, that, in the debate which took place in the House of Commons on the introduction of this law, Sir Walter Raleigh stated, that the numbers of professed Brownists alone...