(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) PRICES OF PUBLIC SECURITIES. Isi'H—Saturday, March Sunk Stock Gov.Ueu. per cnt Jons, per rent Ul ,4 per cent —. Stock. per cent .. per cent do N ...
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PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The fullcming extract from a leading article of the Xathii, Dublin Repeal newspaper, extensive circulation and great influence among the Roman Catholics, is sufficient to convince ever)- unprejudiced man, if there still doubt the subject ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) Windsor, June 6 Dr, Chambers left the Castle this morning for town, and we are happy to state that this gentleman and also Dr. Davies arc well satisfied with the progress his Majesty is making towards the re establishment of his health ...
Earth speaks of man !
... Earth speaks of man ! Her levetl’d mountains and her cultar'd vales. Town, tower, and temple, and triumphal arch. All speak of him. and moulder while they speak; But of whose architecture and design Speak thine eternal fountain-*, when they rise combat ...
SPEAKING IN THE LAST SESSION
... SPEAKING THE LAST SESSION. We ropy the following extract from the last number of the Spectator, paper which furnishes its readers with The Parliamentary Speechification Table' for the whole Session of The number of columns and lines given from the reports ...
£mmmxjcml i&brmxult. [left speaking.]
... £mmmxjcml [left speaking.] HUSH STOCKS— 18. Three per Cent. Consols Three-and a-half per Cent. Stock , Tbree-and-a-half per Cent. Stock, nev*, Tbree-and-a-half per Cent. Reduced Thrce-and-a-hdlf per Cent. Debentures —. Bank Stock ENGLISH STOCKS —Wednesday ...
Oh, who shall speak the sense of joy
... Oh, who shall speak the sense of joy thy fair followers given, When, warmed with zeal and transport high. T l 'ey SC* the sons poverty llirect the glow ing ardent eye With gratitude Heaven? ’Tis ihcir's to the bliss v. fin d. The conscious sell approving ...
pestle and mortar be better stirred than it was amongst yon. | speak of the Coercion Bill as is at
... pestle and mortar be better stirred than it was amongst yon. | speak of the Coercion Bill as is at present; but wbat was it when it passed the House of Lords? According to that bill, as it passed the House of Lords, every political offence could be tried ...
M . C avvfoxtj, Criwfo-ffsSam,' '■ ' was not accustomed to speak in •. and would hav done pr-sent, had
... M . C avvfoxtj, Criwfo-ffsSam,' '■ ' was not accustomed to speak in •. and would hav done pr-sent, had it not for some allusions which had been made one of the gentlemen in the course speech. I have h-en, said Mr. C. long connected with the county Down ...
Mr. Scgdbn— The Registrar had better call on the cause. Mr. Bruce again attempted to speak, but an officer of
... Mr. Scgdbn— The Registrar had better call on the cause. Mr. Bruce again attempted to speak, but an officer of the Court was by that time at bis elbow, and Counsel rising in the other cause, he sat down, and the matter terminated. The affair excited great ...
believe it is against Mr. Thomas Ludford Stewart, who was sovereign at the time the suit commenced; lam speaking to
... believe it is against Mr. Thomas Ludford Stewart, who was sovereign at the time the suit commenced; lam speaking to the best of my belief. Supposing it appeared that the year 1815, or the year 1816, a bond of Mr. Echlin for £l,OOO had been paid to the ...
did not toll anything about the marriage till mamma asked me about it. I was in the habit speaking to
... did not toll anything about the marriage till mamma asked me about it. I was in the habit speaking to Yore about the business of the house. Nothing but common conversation occurred between us after the marriage. I don’t remember I ever met Yore alone ...