... rank among the nations of the world, they will, with the kindling eye of enthusiasm, and the full heart of honourable pride, speak of the imperishable services of one of her own sons, and mark the dawn of her prosperity froai the time when she was blessed ...

... I’unds he thought sufficient for all the objects they could have in view, for his part, he did not wish to see them richer. Speaking again, and the most handsome terms Mr. Bkopiiy, thought it, however, only justice, to resort to the zeal, ability and diligence ...

... if were even in thy habit of delivering opinions mere points.of Party Politic*, which we are not, would be now premature to speak. ■(nothin, affirmed, lh»r (lie prteicut procecdiagt would no* *'• ■averted to, but tliat hat Urn o*''>'i b** */** l ®** the ...

... LANSDOWXF. observed, that there was that in the present crisis Europe which should aJone arrest their Lordships' attention. Speaking of the league which the Holy Allies have lurmcd against the liberties uf Europe, and its results, his Lordship said, the ...

... of late grievously abused, have taken the place, have usurped the empire of the legitimate Drama, and set of Performers—we speak generally, for there arc some creditable exceptions—have been trust into the scene, who would hooted at a barn. To make for ...

... FEBRUARY ‘2\. POLITICAL PROSPECTS. It is rather singular, though Parliament is assembled for twenty days, no business worth speaking has been done. These has been indeed scarcely any debate. This may be attributed two causes— first, the alleged uncertainty ...

... produce. the lattwrf the same proportions as have been already suggested for tire these points, we are not yet prepared to speak wirlntirlr discontinuance of the duties upon glass. precision, would enable to state the balance of these Vour Lordships will ...

... England; asked him if Mr. Lear knew his going w , « lvwl - w iavln y, 1 *l , | ~ '° * ie said did not; that they were not speaking and remove, and rel.ef obtained. if apprised him would object it. ,ese l,ldl w ...

... collect debts due to the firm; Lear had relapsed into one those tantrums; although in the office with the Plalntitt’, would not speak to him, and the communication between them was carried through the medium of a the name Uobert Thomas, who was in tlicir e ...

... afflicting ami * which took place yesterday the Chamber of Deputies » likely to followed less memorable results. If report speaks true, the Memt»crs the Opposition, indignant tl« outrage offered tlie national representation the person oPUieir cc I leagues ...

... when saw the I same servant, end received the same answer; called again live and walked into the counting-house without speaking to. any one; from the door the counting-house, through iho passage, saw O'linen in his dining-room at dinner; spoke very ...

... believe this Petition to u, al this, „,„t this nlone, u the IndcC Kr. Thdfeo.Jts for converting Five per Cent- Debentures speak, any thing but tlte sentiment of a little knot of raders, |ie lay t Public a Utter «u ci ■ Kao New Fourier Cent. Stock, will ...