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... John N ta the 1622, laughed at (Castlereagh ) tor speaking of the Of Ireland. If thie iscucsed in reland, indeed, “ be the only answer to be which had heen laid the thet the Irish labourer was ready to work for ¢: » threepence a-day. But the evil of the ...
... ISLIKE OF L.AWYERS.-~ on the rare occasions when it was m duty to speak, when a member of the House re- i er of Commons, had the good fortune to experience a favour- ys able hea: must observe that there has subsisted in this es assembly, dor n to our ...
... To the Editor of the lloyal Leamington Spa Courier. Sir,—Although I not at present enabled to speak as conclusively I could wish, in the progress which has been made amongst the poor, to induce them to make the best use of their bad potatoes by converting ...
... that has occurred since bis mattiage, of speak ing im the highest ter me of his consort; and there is- no doubt that the amia ble qualities of her Royal Bigh- atly contributed to the hap- ness, whilst they have gre H eminently fit the Royal pin ess of ...
... To the Editor of Aris's Gazette. Sir—Allow me to think that I speak the opinion of a numerous body of Tradesmen when I say that sufficient local publicity not given to Bankruptcies and Insolvencies. For want of proper notice the ordinary and bebt local ...
... Paris paper speaks of the probable marriage of a Prince of the Royal House of Prussia to a puissant reigning Queen. Mr. o'Connei.l and the Freemasons.—An official notice of the expulsion of Mr. O'Connell from the Masonic order has been sent to every ...
... and illustrated with quotations from ancient and modern writers. this means should acquire that facility writing and speaking, which the generality of persons, even well educated, are so remarkably deficient. ...
... Skill and humanity ought to the leading characteristics the medical profession and, generally speaking, we hope are though unfortunately the recently published report the Lunacy Committee does not furnish many very striking proofs either. Fraudulent ...
... A Radical's Opinion of the Irish Question. —We have no spirits at this time to speak of Ireland. We anticipate a protracted and irritating Trial and, if the Government has the rare good fortune to obtain a verdict, a grand stroke of graciousness and ...
... ??? oonce ucrman rapers speaK ot report that the King ef Kanover is desirous of obtaining the hand of a Russian Princess for his son. Russia is sending squadron to fhe Dardanelles, to observe the movements of the French, English, and Turkish fleets: it ...
... prenticiug of nephew, for which have not room to-day. We cannot speak the law of the case; of the equity there is no doubt. shall recur the flower show of Thursday in our next number, when we shall give the list of prizes. We can only say of it now ...
... WEAMAN ROW SCHOOL, December 15, 1800. MITE SPEAKING EXHIBITION, by R. WHITEHOUSE's PUPILS, will be at the `school on Monday and Tuefday Evenings next; to begin at Six o'Clock each Evening. The firit Evening, MISCELLANEOUS PIECES; and the fecond, the Whole ...