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... (Left Speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS— Monday. Mr. D. Dundas (appointed Solicitor General) was introduced by Lord Ebrington and Mr. Tuffhell, and took the oaths and his seat for Sutherlandshire Sir A. CUfford, Usher of the Black Rod, appeared at the table ...
... (LEFT SPEAKING.) LON DON CORN-tXCH AN G E-YESTERDAY.-The arrivals of foreign Wheat and Barley since Monday have been considerable, the former amounting to 31,440 qra., and the latter 9520 qrs. This morning’s market was badly attended, and sales of all ...
... [Left speaking v . .HOUSE OF COMMONS— Tci.DAt E»«»ma. The Speaker look the chair at the hour. Mr. Dennistoun. the new member for Olaapow, in the room Mr. Oswald, was introduced Lord Wm. Bentloek and another hon. mrmher, and took the oaths and bit aaat ...
... (Left Speaking.) Career of Dox Carlos. The mrrative coanccted with this Prince, and with the civil war in Spain, is i,J the Baron los Valles, the friend and confidant of Ca-loi In this work the events which immediately preceedod the death ot King Ferdinand ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING In the congratulatory address to the King, presente d from the county York, the people plainly tell him has ascended ** throne which has been secured his Majesty’s illustrious family the strongest of all ties— will of fret people.” ...
... (Left Speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS —Tuesday, Feb. 23. Mr. Packetook the oath* and hi* teat for South Leicestershire. MU. BUCKINGHAM’S CLAIMS. On the question that Mr. Buckiogbam's Compensation Bill read second time, Mr. LAWSON should move that the bill ...
... ( Left speaking.) The following arc the resolutions to be proposed Lord John Russell, at the conclusion of his speech I. That since the 31st day of October, the year 1832. no provision has been made by tbe legislature of the province of Lower Canada, ...
... SPEAK NO ILL. Nay, lll—a klnAljr word Can leave a sling behind. Anil, ! breathe each tale we’ve heard In f«r henesOi a noble mind Full oft a better Is sown By choosing thus the bolter plan ; For If but little gooil lie known. Still let u> speak the best ...
... speaking.] HOUSE OF COMMONS— Thursday, Dec. 2nd. The Speaker took the chair shortly bsfors four o’clock. IRELAND. Colonel Thompson presented petition from place in Yorkshire against coercive, and in favor of remedial mea•urss, such the reclamation of ...
... honest man. of the And, let not the reader imagine for a mome ower, the man in the Waterford Mail speaks with less rister, rity than the Dublin He speaks bet ut he more to the purpose—this is undeniable. But their ations utters more distinctly, and quite ...
... SPEAKING OUT. We call the attention of our readers to the following downright article from the Nation of Saturday. We have seldom read so happily condensed and so comprehensive an explanation, at once both of the objects and motives of Repeal. We never ...