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... of-the people received atrtzc hands of our lansleil legis- Llatois. He had just returned from an agricultural county, and could speak- from personal knowledge that the farmers care not a straw for the Corn-laws--they were w,; benefit to them. He knew not one ...
... Mr. Bright expressed himself on chor all occasions, in speaking of the landowners. (A voice, City, 1What has that to do with the Corn LawsI and general Parli cries of IQuestion.) He was speaking to the question. portn (Ciso No oSt on odn has spoiled ...
... the napkins are folded in cocked-hat fashion. The floors arc of red tile. There are no carpets, and not 8 much furniture to speak of; but there is abundance r of looking-glass, and there arc large vases under glass 3 shades, filled with artificial flowers; ...
... others; but allthe purpose which was then discoursed;upon was Music j Pol. Ijtrust you were contented to suffer others to speak of that matter. Phil. I would that had been the worst, for I was com- |pelled to discover minnq own ignorance, and confess ...
... Society for Ladies and Gentlemen. I Just published, plice 2s., elegantly bound; GUIDE to ORATORY; or, Whole Art of Publie U Speaking.t Just published, cloth gilt, price 2s., U GUIDE to the INVESTMENT of CAPITAL. Justpublshed, price 2s., cloth gilt, GUIDE ...
... fashion that he speedily disgusts her with so dry a study. But, in truth, the study is anything but and every young lady (we speak at present of e musical education of the fair sex) of intelligence and capacity, whose attention has been awakened to its value ...
... Jerrold, of Eugene Sue. Though, in a literary point of view, unworothy of their association, he perhaps might more appropriately speak to this toast than any of the great men named; for he had, in person, experienced the effects of Mr. Duncombo's noble vindication ...
... perhaps, object, that the graceful and delicate in the lover were too predominant-that tthe enamoured youths were, generally speaking, rsomewhat effeminate-and that not a few of the figures were too much elongated. But the whole must, in fairness, be treated ...
... adjourned' toWednesdy 4th February. L'EiTH.-The vessels in the wet docks are lying three and four tier'deep at present,.wvhicha speaks we~ for business, and is rather unusual. at this season of the year. ENROLIMENTo. OF, THE MILITIA .-..Of Wednesday a meeting ...
... we cof RICHMOND-I em perfectly in order. I rsam move an adjournment on the present occasion, and speak aon that question. (Cris of Go on, and Speak.) Butt f I am perectly in order in addressing the house, and in the l difet place I beg leave to ...
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... was putting it to the meeting, LI when !f LMr. HUSeD said, he appeared for some shareholders, and had a right previously to speak. He went on to 'contend that the committee of management had been most unjustly 0 sti-matised. -ie kcne* that twenty-one of ...