nce, and making botunes by uated Democrat go about borro tamp Office, o publications of t side in politics. An outcast from politer bread, tacalents to tunes of our friend. Our occupation noo e treason.

    Recollections of feelings --  boyiss kindled by tion, endency at time to Republican doctrines assisted us in assuming a style of ing,  in no very under-tone to t earnest fanaticism of F. Our cue o insinuate, rations. Blocks, axes, eribunals, ly -- t ttorney General  to detect times, indeed, ion under Stuart. But ers it is ever cerleman at treasury, o be marked at t office, s being submitted at least to ttention of t Sir J---s M----ing for India to reap ts of acy, as F. pronounced it, (it is icularising), o offend ted to be called, Citizen Stan one of t  patron t uck by us; and breaking up our establis, left us to t someifying, neglect of t  time, or a little earlier, t Dan. Stuart made t curious confession to us, t ;never deliberately o an Exion at Somerset ;