... and. although labouring under a severe cold, he was forced to mount the platform. He said he had not attended the meeting to speak, and would not therefore make a speech. The Doctor, however, gave an instance of one evil effect of Corporation monopoly. He ...

... disobedience which Mr Hume had shown, wholly disregarding the principle of royal infallibility, and presuming to think and speak on their own fallible and erring judgments. The majority of the House however vindicated the prerogative of the Crown —acknowledged ...

... and uncertainty which has attended O'Connell's prosecution makes it a dangerous and a difficult thing for auy public man to speak his mind on the great questions now pending in the country. Covent Garden may become as suspicious as Clontarf, and the Song ...

... sounding the note of independ»and are found spurning away from them the 9tem of heav duties and partial taxa- 1 We ° course here speaking of the e aUd mercantile classes generally, are, we willingly admit, some bright Pies of liberal men among the old aristocracy ...

... course was open to the Indian Government but that which had been taken. Of Sir Charles Napier's conduct he should have to speak on Monday. I shall only sa y on this occasion, that if he had taken the advice that was offered him—if he had trusted the ...

... ome excuse fur me in your eyes, Wend journment. My noble and *c i 8 80 ' n hegan this irregular proceeding, sorry w d,d n speak. believe lie is not s am silent —(a laugh)—but I will -T2r* at a gratify him ; and, when he ■lam Lorushi s defence of principles ...

... adjourned at half-past two. Lord Brougham suffering severely from lumbago. His Lordship was unable to «tand upright when speaking in the House on Monday night. There is a report in circulation that a large body of the Evangelical Clergy are about to ...

... fellow-subjects No, caused an acknowledgment to be returned that the address was warmly received. It did not become him to speak of the Lord Chief-Justice, because he was counsel on the other side: But Lord Stanley, who had been so indignant with the ...

... bed. I asked him up into the drawing-room. He did not wish to come ; but I said, You had better come up, and I will g0 and speak to Mrs Fraser. I went in to her room, and asked if she should like to see him She said she should; and I then showed him in ...

... persons he believed the term '• spy had been frequently but most improperly appliedHedid not think the persons attending and speaking at public meetings had any right to complain of the presence of these reporters : He could not, how ever approve of the manner ...

... imagined, andr face is disfigured if any of the teeth are disagreeable impression is produced. teeth are good, there is, when speaking, especially, a fascination present which further examination of the countenance. \ Incorrodible Teeth introduced by Mr Surgeon ...

... general principle of assessment by which the burden was equally spread over all those who were liable. We are not at present speaking of mal-administration, that is another and entirely a different question, and one which may exist in conjunction with a good ...