...are,, moreover, great proficients in the language and Newgate flang of the convicts ; and, in cafe of any quarrel, are by no means unequal to them in the exchange of abufe. ' But this is the Turn-total of their acquifitions from European intercourfe. In every other...

...are, moreover, great proficients in the language and Newgate flang of tlie convins, and in the cafe of any quarrel are by no means unequal to them in the exchange of abufe. " But this is the fura total of their acquifitions from European intercourfe. In every other...

...actions and characters. They are, moreover, great proficients in the Newgate slang of the convict?, r.iul in case of any quarrel, are by no means unequal to...respect they appear incapable of any improvement. They are still as unprotected as ever against the inrlcmcncies of weather, and the vicissitudes of...

...represented by them with great corre'ctness. They are also great proficients in the vulgar language of the convicts ; and in case of any quarrel, are...total of their acquisitions from European intercourse. They are still as unprotected as ever against the inclemency of the weather, and equally unprovided...

...historic register of their several actions and characters. They are, moreover, great proficients in the Newgate slang of the convicts, and in case of any...their acquisitions from European intercourse. In every oth^r respect they appear incapable of any im pravement. They are still as unprotected as ever against...

...historic register of their several actions and characters. They are, moreover, great proficients in the Newgate slang of the convicts, and in case of any...respect they appear incapable of any improvement. They arc still as unprotected as ever against the inclemencies of weather, and the- vicissitudes of...