... :that I and my friend L-d Chui-m had taken Walche- ren-tipped 'em a glass iach, and gavetlhree cheers - Britons, strike home - Rule Britannia. A strange sail-cursed fellow with the long nosI says it is suspicious-will not believe him;tlsghi don't half ...

... your Lordship, we exult in the happy occaslsn of your nominatlon to the bigh station, in the choice of the Authorities It home, to rule the destinies of India, alike to the benefit and interests of its su11jects, and to the advantage and satistaction of a ...

... fafhionable company of both fexes. The Duke of GLOUCESTEr'I-t Band played ' God is Save the King, Briton's Strike Home, 4 Rule t, Britannia, and other martial and loyal airs. 'The young Noblemen and Gentlemen partook of an elegant entertainment ...

... heaven, and also the prayer for peace on earth, and good-will towards men ; then the baud strikes up, Britons, strike home! Rule Britamnia, nled See the conquering hero comes. (Ap- plause.) We have fortunately a queen upon the throne, who, with ...

... by some ene as an argument in support of war; but they should remember that one rule among the Jews was, that if f any pan felt afraid he might return home. Another rule wee imsperative, that if he had married -within twelvemonths he must returs hotoe ...

... reflects upon the past, and draws bright Images of the future. Lord Sidmouth was once, unhappily for the emj ire, | Home Secretary: his rule was fierce-he. had no sym. Pathy with the people; he denounced their meetings he sought to curb the free expression ...

... Sir Francis B uirdett'-on returning to town, was preceded b y' l iis and, playing ' Hearts of Oa}; Bri.ns, ,St-ike Home and Rule Brita. ;na. The fame toke o of approbation were beffowed upor him and fin ds;'which have been before de'ribede . Blue ...

... given to the important subjects of emigration and internal improvements, and that it wits the determination of the home government to rule these pro- vinces, henceforth, in harmony with the wishes of tile people,-gained for his Excellency an immediate ...

... of cuinigrittion and inter-, with th, rcal irnprovinients, and that it wtas thle dote-rniination of Coloured the home government to rule these provinces, heiemce- boots to folrth, '1 in harmoony wvith thle wishes of' tle peopIle,,- tliemselv -gained ...

... green boughs. The two bands of mufic played di ?? all the way, -See the Conquering Hero comes,' an Britons Strike Home, and., Rule Britan- tl 3Dia. Behind Sir Francis Burdett's carriage th was difplayed a flag, painted with the figtire of -Ierjcules ...

... incompetent-to faithless and false pretenders ? Look at any point of the policy pur- sued by ministers-at cither their home or foreign rule. Did any party in the state trust theiu? Did churchmen? Did dissenters ? Did the agriculturists? Did the mnams- facturers ...

... Point, Mlount Wife, &c h ad fte royal marines and different regiments plavilig God a Cave the King. llritions firike home, and Rule r Britannia. When the a&ion began, the her'oic Vil- lencucve having the weather gage, antI only ficeiung, b through ...