The r-l register, with annotations by another hand, Volum 2J. Bew, 1779 |
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Passatges populars
Pàgina 60 - Marius, whose father was declared an enemy of the commonwealth, he was himself one of Sylla's chief favourites, and always near that general. During the war between Caesar and Pompey, he still maintained the same conduct.
Pàgina 39 - Mansfield as the first magistrate that ever so pre-eminently graced that important station. The wisdom of his decisions, and unbiassed tenor of his public conduct, will be held in veneration by the sages of the law as long as the spirit of the constitution, and just notions of equity, continue to have existence. No...
Pàgina 183 - Admiralty ; he is not to be found there : you mud purfue him to thegaming-houfejand tell him from me, that, .if he does not obey the orders of Government which he has received at my hands, I will molt affuredly impeach him.
Pàgina 61 - Cornelius Nepos, whenever he was absent from Rome in any part of the empire, writ punctually to him what he was doing, what he read, and whither he intended to go ; and the latter gave him constantly an exact account of all his affairs. A likeness of inclinations in every particular, is so far from being requisite to form a benevolence in...
Pàgina 78 - Lord (hip has thought proper to urge your requeft. If fuch a converfation as this fhould get abroad into the world, the dignity of the chief officers of the ftate would be lowered in the opinion of the whole kingdom, and they themfelves would never be able to appeafe, without being infulied by the cry and hooting of the mob.
Pàgina 92 - ... of Commons in their resolutions on the libel, and on the matter of priviledge ; after which the two Houses of Parliam'' joined in the above address to the King. The two Houses have also concurred in ordering that infamous libel to be burned to-morrow at one o'clock (Saturday, 3d Decr-) by the hand of the common hangman, at the Royal Exchange. The Sheriffs of London are also ordered to attend and see it done. Burlington Street, d December, 1763.
Pàgina 86 - Bill palled in fpite of him.. fed fed very exalted ideas of his rank, and no very humble ones of his abilities. He really thought himfelf capable of governing this country, and becaufe his...