... something perpetual m the constitution; any thing like change in what was au essential principle the constitution was, strictly speaking, not change, but dissolution. (Hear.) was a mere defend the change, on the ground that the exclusion Papists from Parliament ...

... lh»* opinions those who from them ? This was a question, and tune which t*\ery man who had good bis country at heart, bhmild speak out, ami manfully resist a measure which was in effect enable the King 1o iuitd a sUpping-sionr to hi* scaffold 7rifh hi* oirn ...

... unwilling and reluctant consent. With this and other discouragements before him, it became his duty to speak his mind; it became them all to speak their minds freely. His opinion was, that the Protestant cause was betrayed—that the Royal car had been ...

... liealth of Mr. O’Connell.*’ Mr. O'CONNELL said, that in his former address to them had breu concise but Hist now. when came to speak himself, was inclined take revenge, and lie would give them an Irish reason for his doing so. (A laugh.) His reason for being ...

... address produced hut little abatement in the hubbub, but it induced Mr. Girdlcstoiie to relincjuish all further attempt to speak ; and then, the noise having gradually suhsidi-d, the icc.Chanrellor ordered the poll proceed. This order calmed the storm; ...

... affect them to a cousider[ able extent, the Catholic Members could not be excluded. If the Catholic Members were entitled to speak, but not to vote, am sure that the danger, if any existed, would almost effectually created by an able and eloquent address ...

... widt did, but would not say yes no. He was a wbal number had in Ids family : his answer was, would speak of that another time, lie was n..t ashamed to -speak, said, when before Lord.” A Mr. Scrivener, Romford, has identified this man having gone the name ...

... country— will endeavour make ont the case I hare been challenged to explain. (Cheers.) I am well aware. Sir, 1 feel that 1 speak in the presence of a House Commons, the majority of which are prepared to vote favour of adjustment of this question. 1 feel ...

... to recover the value the titlw.ii liay and clover which had been grown and cut bun several of hb field*. was impossible to speak of Hie gallant Admiral in any other terms than those the highest respect; the same time it would he found lu»d taken mistake* ...

... ith the ends of justice. John Bennett, Jnaac let I, and James Aylett, were convicted of stealing coals, the property of John Speak, mail. ;:l Galleywood Common. Bennett Aylett were in •he employ of the prosecutor—Wm. Jones, the principal evidence (his rare ...

... praying for speedy adjustment of the question, said that, though there was a strung opinion certain quarters against it, yet, speaking generally, there wiis both the part the Protestants and Catholics disposition acquiesce in its arrangement fair principles ...

... and related the circumMame j to v*r five days alter, she met a biotlu-r patrole, named Jaqucs, iu the evening —IK iiry »Ut speak to him, but lu* objected to Bailey deposed that he recollected the stopping, said V might noticed. About December last, was ...