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... decisive answer to the radical press of England. Without speaking of the celerity and enthusiasm with which above 70,000 men of the first and second line and loyalist Volun- teers flew to arms-without speaking of the infinite number of voluntary subscriptions ...
... of each generation consists in its being entirely different from that of the other. This generation, says the Nation, speaking of Young Ireland in relation to Mr. O'Connell and his coadjutors, differs from the rest. It does indeed. Mr. O'Connell ...
... apply ity as if in the a&t of wvriting, to the aforesaid paper; but on no account to speak,'and 'never to take off their hats; for obvious reasons. When Mr. P-v-l speaks,- all Honourable Mem. bears are direcged -to fix theilr eyes OD M'iv. W-t-n (as long ...
... of thu ir ?? ;-(no answer to this galling truth )-tldy speak of a;n unconstitutional and unprecedented nl~ liter Force ir, time of peace'-(an undeniable fact, huit no an- swver :)-they speak of the enormous sums p~ld for im- merited Pensiont and ...
... Assembly ca8, speak until he has obtained perril issiot from the President to do so. No member can speak unless in the tribune, unless the Presi- dent authorises him to speak fromt his place. Art. 3. No memller can be interrupted when speaking. Art. 4. If ...
... were to speak after him, but the assembly seemed too fatigued to continue the debate, which was adjourned till Monday, the 18th. But It is not to be expected that it will be then closed, as ten more members have set down their names to speak on the subject ...
... of nature, that is deprived of the, liberty of speech.- What constitutes genuine freedom I Is it tot the liberty of speaking and speaking the truth, the source ,from which we have derived, all huxDa I blessings ! When, therefore, we punish or censure others ...
... aferocious appetite for 4 blood., And again, on the 24th, it says: It is pain- ful to speak against men while on trial for their lives '-it is painful to speak against men, whatever ray be1 their demerits, whil t theirlif or det hangs i the Lalance ...
... whose course is silent. Such is Gratiano: a worldling-the ever welcomed guest, the ever capable raiser of a laugh. Let the man speak for himself:- GRATI.NO.-' Let me play the fool With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come; And let my liver rather heat ...
... section of them, andl i not the whole body. Iln speaking of thtir public deeds, it 3 must be evident to common sense that 1 could not m-a.lr t personal charges atainst individual members-I coull only speak of the deeds done, as deeds done by the Baard (il ...
... has beun addressed by RoDFRY BLAIEY, Esq., Mayor of Morpetb, to tbe Clerk of the Board of Guardians of that Union. It vill speak suffici- ently for itself on the subject uinder discussion. MforeMh, AMrkeh 8th, 1837. DEAR Sia,-I aus sorry I did not ...
... good sense and moderation of the French minister would seem to have forsaken him altogether upon this subject. He is said to speak in a tone and to make demands more fitting a conquered than an independent country. No goverD.,,ent could suffer the language-no ...