... they returned such verdict, the foreman answered, because, my lord, the prisoner has been a notorious liar since was able to speak, and therefore we do not believe a word says.” Shortly after, the late Baron Richards was proceeding in his carriage through ...

... me, iu infctant saw, and failing language, men call, past—t* future. And all wt -ll tell w - hat 1 saw 1 must to .e, 1 must speak the faint and feeling language «t en. And the whole human race appeared to me like single man. And this man had done much evil ...

... must have been inxiirmoimlaUe to hi getting a second. M e undertook the task however, because felt deeply and sincerely, (we speak it without offence) that, there teas wanting in Athloxe, a really FREE, fearless, and Ixoepkmiext organ of public sentiment ...

... I, with the voice and support of the English people, bring forward the paramowit question of repeal. But what do i say ? I speak as if there wore the remotest chance dissolution of p-irliatnent (laog ' *''t then, 1 Ih* a member of the next parliament, ...

... mld have induced pursue measure in appearance wnfr endly. must grow more temperate—yon reallv must. Mr. Addison, yon did not speak gravelv and so firmly when uso*l meet at Will’s. You always drank much os I did. and often invited and pressed continue, when ...

... from the (iiant’s Causeway to Cape Clear. you believe not, try a dissolution, test our prophecy. Mr. O'Connell continues in speaking to the people. Recollect, at* who joins us here, who associates with us, is be dragged, or compelled to any length which ...

... protection of the ballot the voter. —Phis was seconded by IVIr. Vigors, M l’., and alter, after much strong and eloquent speaking, was carried. To provide against t!.p changes of a Jesolution, arrangemeub an* in progress for forming Central I'dectkm ...

... her jii'b;- ment, on the existence the God-head, the Trinity, the divinity of the Redeemer, &c. oh, oh, oh But seriously speaking, was ever such impertinence that practised by the Rev. Mr. Pearmk ? Insultingly to intrude his ridiculously noncensiral obeerva ...

... bill ; here the village preacher’* modest mansionand there the circle stones, within which stood the hawthorn bush.’ But, speak little more detail. The scenery, I fully justifies the belief that this the Auburn of Goldsmith. as Goldsmith favourite village; ...

... Rev. Me. M‘Donnell spoke follows: They heard great deal about “measures not men. Now ( Mr. considered that it was full time speak out, aud to declare every one whom it concerned, that the people would not trilled with. They wore told that they ought to ...

... reached a fourth Edition. have been favored with copy, and «v proceed to lav some extracts therefrom before our readers. Speaking of the Duke of Wellington, Mr. Rulwer remarks it is th>* usual fate of fortunate warriors, that their ol age is thn sepulchre ...

... around, and her knees trembled beneath her weight. ‘Guido she exclaimed, in a voice choked with emotion. ‘ For God's sake, speak “Still the figure moved not— spoke not —but continued to fix upon her the same look of reproach and love. All the gentle scenes ...