... put into a large room in which there was a good fire, and had a room for themselves sleep in. No other member offering to speak, the question was again put from the chair, and strangers were ordered to withdraw The Attorney General then rose. After some ...

... should he, sflent, aught peruse, Struggling his tongue, —vet d .' Yei> once, should that, ne'er-tird debater •Stand mute ? speak, and not n sp'.te h Changing mvcoat. skin, my E'en will be ! Fall'n, he would stand : hay-twisted bears why cry to them who ...

... These things, true, are very excellent, and ought to have their proper weight with every Freeholder. But why Philadelpiius speak in such a sarcastic, disgraceful manner, when comparing Mr. Brougham's merits with theirs? Mr. has not shown him this example ...

... we would probably have given more than a mere dry reference. The time of action, however, approaches, when the parties will speak themselves. Till then, perhaps, had better reserve ourselves.—So think we. Ditto—We observe with peculiar pleasure that a very ...

... young woman who resided Ruthvenfleld, Perth, travelling to church in company with several others, dropped down in the act of speaking one of them, and instantly iexpired! a melancholy instance of the uncertainty human life. At London, on the 11th the Right ...

... position Not on this or that action, as good or bad ; but on this or t'other side! What sagacious morality I In the couse of speaking, towards the close, Mi. B. gave a glance, with a fling Poets,—as romancers profession, and dealers in fiction.— He ...

... of the Countv, invite a Magistrate interpose his authority upon such insinuations. If there ground for the charges, let him speak out—let them be substantiated. But the last words of the letter betray the secret of the whole; —they prove that it was written ...

... zealots of liberty ih other times and in every quarter of the globe ; the plain meaning which is, you must either speak and act as they speak and act, you must run the risk of getting your brains knocked out. 4t The riots which took place at Kendal have ...

... not only to Strive a number heavy prejudices deeply rooted in the hearts men, who think that herein we serve the time and speak in favour the present fctate, because thereby we either hold or seek preferment; but also to bear such exceptions minds so ...

... n ij iiiled with wonder at the political folly which is blind to the progress of ceaseless and so important adversary. We speak it merely as an of ministerial policy (with reference the good the country, ministers think the country benefited by their ...

... Remember that your electors did not send you to Parliament nuke your own fortune, but to take care of theirs. When you do speak, take special cure that it is the purpose; ami rather study confine yourself to the subject with brevity and perspicuity, than ...

... accordingly. 1 shall persevere to the last, that evety man may have an opportunity of declaring his sentiments. I have been speaking two of the family representing this county ; if it was the choice of the Freeholders why might there not twenty of the same ...