... sent up from tile Congress, for the regulation of future appointments in the homlie department. Senor Miguel Polo was left speaking against thle totality of the cousmittwe's report, wshich. was in favour of the bill. Tihe tariffdebate was preevented comilng ...

... exceedingly sorry I should ?? proposed a toast which our worthy chairman ob- jects to. Mr. I'orsvth attempted to continue to speak, but he appeared so overcome with tile Gccurrence, that his sentences were not coinncted, and bis words conveyed no distinct ...

... rather deaf- Speak a little lauder! We cry all hbers, be learning ours, God said, Let there be light; Let man war]i with the higher powers, And blese thc blind with sight. Ian vain ?? cry to men on high- T hecy are surely deaf, I'm teasing Speak a little ...

... one supposes diplomatists have a version of the Bible expressly for their own use, dispensing them from the necessity of speaking the truth-but it was the personage and the place. It was perhaps the first time, since the founda- tions of Westminster Hall ...

... and learned lord said- lie r begged it to be understood that he was not speaking X . in disparagement of Quakers-far from it [' hear, hear,' from Lord DBNcAcN].J Not speaking in t disparagement! lWhat, is it no disparagement of a c body to say that ...

... imtartiality. Mr. Attwood, Mr. Jones, and as many others as they please, may speak on that side, one after the other; and nobody lut myself shall speak onm my side. But they are all to speak consicutively, and not some of them be- fore I have spoken, and some ...

... hut what would those who admire an sxertion of voice and action in a soliloquy of some dozen lies, think of a man who should speak a whole tragedy and ino farces in the Cambyses vein, scarcely bating to take Wreathi Yet this would be scarcely equal to the ...

... might not have besh I written ? Why speak of the thing in such' a men- ,at ner is to beget a suspicion in the public mind is that Imposition might have been practised ? What man of any sense would allow himself to as speak lightly en such a serious subject ...

... be you his admonisher and adviser. Never be witty at the expense of another's feelings, or speak against friend or foe in his absence,- H He that will speak againt an absent friend, Or hear him scandalized and does not defend, Sports with his fame, ...

... would have done so, if Sir Ro- DjFOnT PEEL had chosen to speak at an earlier hour, B3ut it has been frequently observed that the Prime Minister, whether from accident or design, com- mences to speak in a debate of importance at such an hour that whoever ...

... light of day may shinle-lie is our friend. I now wait to hear wVl3t the geucral opinion is. C Let every one speak his mind, and then I sliall speak agalim. VHe concluded by using his speyar as at thle commencement of hiscl~ outc ,Ile -also J-iointed liii ...

... that these ought not to be political per- sons, if I mlay so speak-that they should be Members of neither House of Parliament - men belonging to no party-men unconnected (politically speaking) with the administration of public affairs, and unmixed with ...