... lent lobby and fiuoaking-rocm into the body of the houfe, and building another lobby ar.d fmotkingroom above thcp.fiage. The Speak- er's Chair will be moved nearer, and the back of it lowered. The 25th ultimo, Charles Brown, under fen- tenceof tranfportation ...

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... knuwledge A of the hiilory aid cnstituiiuon t he countjy. 'Tine quetnion was ?? 'ite. iliwh Wijte Sir John- r Mittara wag eiedled Speake. witii ut a eivilon. Sir ?? Mitford then adoiefil d tie Houle, thanking o the Aaiambeiti iar the honour conlerira upon him ...

... mi-brigades to tist fountry, they may t d expeato be treated in the fame manner as the t ln'vinribie Legion-.--- , - - n Speaking ?? find that the Moniteur t n has at length broken filence on this painful fub. I if ..e&-Sofficientlywell ikilled, it muft ...

... oreven in the early pe4 riod of threshing, has often disappointed the most expe- rienced pactiqal men. We shall be able to speak more positively of the yield of this year'A wheat, both in poilit of quantity, and in the quality of the manufactured- ar. ...

... Co sulf in:' which he details ihe operatio'g of the:-Repubii- iahn Army up tO the pefaiol of the' lConention. I Tho Genernl speaks in energetic farmfs of' the I complicated, 'iiculties undeera pic ouhelabditeb, und which at leagth compelled him to yield; ...

... mimic sorrow drown'd the Stage with tears ; Whose magic powers-but needless 'twere to tell I Whsai your approving hands can speak so well: She here entrusts, otjusticc well assur'd, tit Thlle Scion of a Pliit by you muatur'd; ye He, trembling, begg'df' ...

... was discovered 'weltering in his blood, having divided thle veins of his airams wit his field knife. Thoughlscarcely able to speak, lhe gave an account of the transaction as it hap- pened; ixi edical'assistaice wvas called in, but he was. beyond hle roachm ...

... ,as the successor ?? -Rck- -fond, we cannot speak in commendation. Mr. Cooke made an addition to the-:drs of the char'acter which th, extreqluires, btftwfiwic6h has hitherto beenl oir'i'tte, NClUiu d speaks of ?? on. Azis arnm our, lthlas never appearod ...

... of men'were intoxicated or. ?? be procured, is notr made ypt4iQ; but strangue to tell, this brazln'instrument was ma~de to speak lud, withaM its po`wer, bjurraed to tsenty Old W~omen zW? who got. hanaasomely 1V: , warded for their exertions. At'- lotherham' ...

... to this country. Upon this point, however he should not enlarge at present; another occasion would be found when he should speak'his se'nfnieimisrrore at lengihl- Hie hoped'that there would bcrno opposition to the motion which'had been made ?? to his Majesty ...

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