The first thing needful is to look the facts squarely in the face; and this is singularly appropriate in the discussion of whiskerage.

I was just dancing with old Doctor Riley, and he kept me in stitches. Half the time he had almost to carry me around, I was laughing so.

[T]he attention of the Board in New-street, Spring-gardens, was in vain called to the petinacious obstinacy of these justices, until, wearied with official correspondence, and having no reasonable expectation, they state, that any steps would be taken by the committee of visiting justices to the remedy of the manifest defects, upon which they had animadverted, they inform us that they had recourse to the dernier ressort—an appeal to the Secretary of State […]

For what St. Paul ſays expreſly of Tongues, holds equally true of all other Supernatural Gifts and Powers, indulg'd to the firſt Promulgers of Chriſtianity; they were Signs to thoſe who believ'd not, not to thoſe who believ'd.