...the year 1185, Henry fent over to his fon John, now in his nineteenth year, with the title of lord in your hands, and compel it to make laws in your...rebellion, as much as the rebellions in Scotland. Doctor, faid I, I am exceedingly furry to hear that declaration fall from you, whom I always confidered as...

...; Dr. Johnson who had sat listening to the conversation, abruptly broke in upon them, exclaiming, " What, sir, don't you call it disturbance to oppose...favour ? Sir. I call it rebellion, as much as the rebellion in Scotland." " I am exceedingly sorry," said Dr. Campbell, " to hear this from you, whom...

...; Dr. Johnson who had sat listening to the conversation, abruptly broke in upon them, exclaiming, " What, sir, don't you call it -disturbance to oppose...your hands, and compel it to make laws in your favour 1 Sir, I call it rebellion, as much as the rebellion in Scotland." " I am exceedingly sorry," said...

...community at large, and of the several parishes to which they belong, you cannot suspect that tkej would be the people most prone to raise Disturbances...can say, that we have always considered ourselves as among the most loyal of his Majesty's subjects, at the same time that, though obliged to submit, we...

...length turned to me with an apparent indignation which I had never before experienced from him—What! Sir, don't you call it Disturbance to oppose legal...can say, that we have always considered ourselves as among the most loyal of his Majesty's subjects, at the same time that, though obliged to submit, we...

...Doctor, who had been long silent, turned a sharp ear to what I was saying, and with vehemence said, " What Sir, dont you call it disturbance to oppose legal...make laws in your favour ? Sir, I call it rebellion ; rebellion as much as the rebellion of Scotland." " Doctor," said I, " I am sorry to hear that fall...

...Doctor, who had been long silent, turned a sharp ear to what I was saying, and with vehemence said, " What Sir, dont you call it disturbance to oppose legal...make laws in your favour ? Sir, I call it rebellion ; rebellion as much as the rebellion of Scotland." " Doctor," said' I, "I am sorry to hear that fall...

...able to bear; a handsome uniform, accoutrements, field days, &c., are all attended with great cost and charges to them. Yet as they are, nevertheless,...can say, that we have always considered ourselves as among the most loyal of his Majesty's subjects, at the same time that, though obliged to submit, we...

...a decency, a sobriety, a principle of honour is already visible where it was not before to be seen. don't you call it Disturbance to oppose legal government...can say, that we have always considered ourselves as among the most loyal of his Majesty's subjects, at the same time that, though obliged to submit, we...

...who had been long silent, turned a sharp ear to what I was saying, and with vehemence said, ' Why, sir, don't you call it disturbance to oppose legal...make laws in your favour? Sir, I call it rebellion — rebellion as much as the rebellions of Scotland. ' ' Doctor, ' said I, ' I am sorry to hear that...