... the names of certain witnesses, who could speak as to Ins general conduct, at Woodford, &c. but none of them, excepting Mr. Carev, had attended. This he regretted, the result of the* inquiry might consequence be unfavourable to him, but hoped the jury ...

... influence of the Protestant landlord ?—Speaking from facts, I should say, yes. I have heard of acts of interference at the Dublin election, the Leitrim election, the Sligo election, and other places. When you speak of raising the qualification of electors ...

... generally speaking, with the extension of our commerce I and the increased employment of our people. (Hear, hear.) Sir, the estimate 1 made of the amount of revenue from the excise has turned out to as nearly accurate any estimate can possibly Ik*. My ...

... more may limit the extent of present possessions in this county, but I trust tnat what I speak from this hall may reach the ears of the Companies of London, who should have natural interest in this county, and that it will make them look to the welfare ...

... THE BHREWSBVKT AGRICULTURAL SHOW. Okl voices of the I.and Are speaking proudly here, And Agriculture's hand leads forth The triumphs of the Year. The strength of England’s Soil Come brawnily to sight, And shows in many changing fora The Symbols of her ...

... into proverb. Bishop, could derive no benefit thence; and, allowing for all chances, the tenant was, generally j speaking, pretty secure of his renewals. , ' Thus it happened, for the most part, that no Bishop was considered to have an interest in the ...

... speak fiecly him since until lately ; when the prisouer brought the child my room it was by candlelight 1 saw him ; was halfpenny candle on chair the fireside ; I ...

... in Council. Speaking his own impression at the moment, he would say, that under the reciprocity treaty between this country and the United States those sugars would be admitted on payment of the same duties were paid on sugars from China, Java, and Manilla ...

... A Vienna article speaks several intend marriages between the Austrian Archduke; Princesses of the principal Sovereign Germany. It appears that difference of is wow cunsidured no obstacle with regard to,, marriages of the Austrian Imperial Family, ' Last ...

... LONDON, Septbkbcb IS. Com-Emekangt —The letters received from the rsHoos country markets this morning all speak of higher prices for wheat, and a demand generally exceeding the supply. The show of wheat from the home counties was moderate, and the trade ...

... * Mr. Cooke here referred his having been'called to order last night by Mr. Montoomert, while was speaking on the subject of Arianism, for which was loudly cheered by the galleries. It may be necessary to state, that this last appeafto the galleries seemed ...

... Mr. M'Donald, of StaSa, did not intend to speak when he entered the Unuse, but he had heard it stated, that the battle Boi.nymuir was the resu't of lunacy, and from his situation he well knew that it was the result a deepdaid and artful plot overturn ...