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... vhy went before him, however he may have yielded to thote who have come after him. It was 2 cuftom with cly i perfon (Mr. Speaked Onflow), when any Member was guilty of any irregularicy, to cry *take care, Sir,or I wiil Hame you” On one nee cafion, a Member ...
... FRENCH SCHuOL. Exemplary Conduf?.—T. Hutton, (Dublin). Writing Letters.—T, Hutton, (Dllulll)' Englift into French.—W. Bruce. Speaking French—W. Bruce. . 7 French into Englife.—S. Bruce, W.Bncld‘*‘ | (Dublin). ITALIAN. Tranjflation~S. Bruce. MERCANTILE SCHOOL ...
... Midfummer Exams miums were adjudged to the following Papils ! Exemplary Condud —P.. M*Donnell. Writing Letters—)ohn Smilie. Speaking Fremch —James O’Donnell. Englifs into French.— John M‘Clean: 2 French into Englifs.— James O'Doonell, J.“' Birnie, Dunminning; ...
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... BEL! Chriftmas Examis folle tstlfl Cond Writing 1.’:”.- - Speaking Freneh- Tranflating £ngl gell, John M*Clea ‘Reading and Tra: aeli, George Eme James M‘Douncll, 4t an Examinati g:hool for Youna .+ in their refped ! Exemplary Candu irriting—Mils | Mils ...
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... supporting the amendment. * Sir Evan Nepean rose merely to corrcft an error into which the Hon. Gentleman had been betrayed in speaking of the treatment received Mr. Jones. He was well informed that the usage Mr- Jones had experienced was by means severe, in ...
... moderation sod forbearance, in the measures they adopted with reaped! Court, of which, though an Enemy, lam not disposed to speak with severity; the *an.e tV'.f that I cannot but admit, that, in its present state, it seems,to possess very little of that ...
... Europe. Mr. wished deliver his sentiments; bn* in consideration of the of the hour, and the number of Gentlemen who intended to speak, thonght it -vanld better to adjourn the Debate; he moved the adjournment accordingly.—■{ Here there a mixed cry of adjourn ...
... The cate being closed on both side', it vva> t of traverser’s Counsel to let the matter the . prosecutor’s persisting having speak * Mr. Brushe on the part traverser addressed she appeal eloquence scarcely'to equalled—to w v ran replied most argumenUtively ...