... chosen Kussia, their fore she now says to England, ' Abandon the treaty and you have France.' But in the same note she has exposed the perfidious process, and the false assertions of the minister of Kngland ; and yet, alter the assertion, and the proof ...

... feeling which dictated this coui>- was not blameable, but praiseworthy. In a case of this kind, where the Queen had been exposed to apparent danger, though the general feeling might appear incidentally to prejudice the Ciise, yet he trusted the time would ...

... ungraced by the presence of those high functionaries, the Sheriffs? (Hear, hear.) The LORD ADVOCATE said he was staid he should expose himself to the charge of presumption in following the right hon. and learned gentleman who had just sat down, hut at the same ...

... such was the deliberate intention of the legisla- ture, because there was an hon. member whose eager aud able exertions to expose what he called the iniquity and injus- tice of the law excited general attention, and he did make a distinct proposition, ...

... the other was one for Which the creditor had paid his money, and which it was not in the power of the House -of Commons to fake away. There was no similarity between the cases. He for one desired that the house would pit-serve the public faith; 4ie was ...

... gas**? notice*. ?? when tl_» Bcei Bill went into committee he should move : .- addition of a clause to regulate t.e lie . Mr. FAKING 1 ...

... petition was, that they had been served with a legal process at the suit of John Joseph Stockdale, for publishing the evidence fake* before a com- ui it tre af the house. Now, if they had made any false state- ment in that respect, it would appear from the ...

... regard to which Bhe has bowed to that determination; but a far more serious evil is found to impend over the Church. She js exposed to the hazard of receiving, and has actually re- ceived order., and injunctions from the civil courts, to which 'titer her ...