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... volumes ' his ; these William . statesmetl speaking, a commercial used the fol- and, without intruding unwarrantably into what was of course matter of private arrangement, it may be stated as a thing well enough understood, that to Mr Macgregor's care ...
... Now, on for six minutes . (Hear, bear. ebruary, to read and speak of the minori! ty on the 6tb the name of the hon. gentleman wou! hour. ( It is the motion for lim’ could ince him ( sir G. ter.) If anyth the addresses in | Grey) it would be the speech ...
... him in the shape of speaking as their Chairman, but stin it was only here that he felt he would have wished that the proceedings of the evening had been condneted be some one more capable to do them justice. (Cries of No.) The toast, however, had a ...
... FEMALE HEROISM. Earl of Dundonald, in his biographical sketch of the of the late Mr. Coutts, speaking of this gentleman's Nther (a daughter of Sir John Cochrane), relates the anecdote:— Sir John Cochrane, being engaged s rebellion against James the Second ...
... following ,NCARIVATION—Rev. VISION SPEAKING—RI!. Dnv DISEASE AND THE ---I IDT. Lion), Da REMEI ...
... children. Can you state to the Committee what proportion of the people anbaptised can speak in regard to some of the parishes } Skye. In the parish of Snizort I believe there are from 400 to Persons unbaptised ; in the parish of Bracadsle I have also ...
... pie's support. (Cheers.) Ile would hare the people, then, to unite in coming forward, and speak oat on this question in &DI but respectful language; and h e had no doubt but the thing would speedily be achieved,— (Cheers.) They were now in very serious ...
... of six weeks, the voyage would require six month& I speak on the authority of one of the most experienced officers attached to the Navy Department. These facts are decisive. We could do nothing by water. As far as that element is concerned, we could not ...
... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS—Morekr. The Speaker took the chair to-day at four o'clock. THIRD =RHINOS. The Slamannan md El - o - r - r - o - w - Siouness Railway Bill, was read a third time and passed. . The reports on the following bills were ...
... f w, i ! him too' ked 00ttrdri, to the midd they would speak for themselves. The tatters said that the middle classes were in their favour; 'ae said they wore against them. Look to the elections that had lately taken place through the country—they were ...
... of the correspondenoe between Mr and Mr Walter Buchanan. We do to make it the subject of lengthened The letters speak for themselves, and illustistion could wish to adeto them is pretty well supplied in the ' ' at the Assembly Rooms meeting on ...
... ship nds salted tu • speak a tongue the world, and , . - - A kind band I perished; we ' water ran over seeiug inlet, us to their when _ . hitter before iu a few „ a narrow ; we rim the boat in; she .6 and surf. She was dashed to . to a village.. One or ...