... signature or presence of either of their Representatives in Parliament-did they, I repeat, for a molnent suppose that they could speak the sentiments of so great a county ? It they ever did, therdiv'ision from which they yesterday shrunk ap- palled, must have ...

... to admit, I believe, he is only following up the conduct of his predecessors in office. It may be delicate ground for me to speak of Mr. Peel; but I disclaim that de.; licacy which wrould prevent mpy doing justice tosan absent man. However I nsay hiave ...

... Church ;, we are competent I judges of the matter; we want no instructor but.God. If. any amoungst us feel- themselves tnovedan speak, let them st.eak. If any be particularly eminent, in- piety and, u nderstandiipg, we will give them a seat a ~little, higher-than ...

... sans who had collected in one corner of the Hall, would not, in the vehemence of their zeal, suffer even the Mayor himself to speak'to the meeting on points of order, and the worthy Magistrate was, in consequence of this rude interruption, compelled to dissole ...

... Theatrical Advertistnsart of thisday, to the CoorectionFy error which appeared in our Paper of Moindua. XVi' d to that part which) speaks of i.lr- Jolleses firht flppearante a the Stage ; it was erroneously inserted un 51onday .j Stage.l It is but justicet,, ...

... It was known, whatever virtues Queen Anne mriight possess, that she was the devoted wife of !one who was (he hoped he might speak with freedom of a Prince who was dead-one hundred yearst not possessed of such accomplishments as to render himself' an object ...

... beginning of his speech, he proved that he had mrde a vast dis. l covery. Your resolution, said 'this Learned Gentiemana, 't speaks orly of the injustice Bsad inexpediency-ufhbes onission I of the Queen's name from the Liturgy, and therefore it admits I ...

... monopoly, they should be the last to intertfare with the intentions of Parliament. u 'rhe Chancellor of the Exchequer seemed to speak v of the Bank of Ireland as a £rivate Banking Coin- F pany. But as it was a Bank of a deposit for the Go- i vernment, and enjoyed ...

... made a very slight impression on the fair daughters of Erin.- Of' the abstract merits of this entertaioment it is hard to speak with critical accuracy. There are several of the most beautifil of the 1F ish Melodies introduced, and it is interspersesd ...

... siere the optniolis Of thae great taijority were spi mtucit iat va. Frisarce ith. bra own ie haele little inactinatiort to speak. si4,- la3d, eas sluice y na lie we'll could, statttd his slewv of the cortduc~ of tire Fpresenit Ministers of the Crown, particul ...

... ttwp'i. e it of thi. country are ?? to read-I am SI;re ij,1,1 it on-hajlf cannot-all who cannot speak LoIijt~, n ate oi course unable to read-and mtany w can speak English, are equallyigrnorant of r We may therefore infer with a mtnlanchclv Cr tainty, that ...

... at the Congress, was at length suffered on the 9th to leave that city and continue his journey to LayY bach. These Papers speak with confidence of the triumph of liberty, should the invas'on take place.- It is with pain that we feel ourselves compelled ...