... she was iai ilnsuocent wuirman; hIad-bet3 taken ull so latelys shie had itot rimle to have ansy of lter fr ienlds itere so speak fur iher: Mr. TJustice Le Bhtnc recapitulated the evidence, and, observed, that if the prisoner, did 'not know-it to be forged ...

... yesterday'on him; in the presence of a vast concourse of spectators: ' . - .Muvnih, FTruaF 91.--The letiersi froii Vienna, speak of nothing but thie preparations which are making for rile wedding of the 4rch Deiess Maria- Louisa. This auguist ceremony ...

... ' Yu (,it gorde . ogth medric es, ge th u uwrites-) ;'Yor Lozenges are i9 grat' repute-in i. 'neigh- bourlmsnd-you cannot speak too highly of them. T40se who have given tirin a trial, sav that not hmi 'eual fo'tliern has ye itbeenW'tfered rb the'pubiic ...

... /is been i'nsurerl Sevell earas tmeit/i tl/rr Insliotirion, liss received a Raourn of HalJ' ?,e Premictn rfelrosileri, will speak inore forcibly to reflecting Minds thin a Volume of Arguniients. In shlort, tile mrerits ol tilis Plan begin I)ow to be so ...

... LI. Prrfons who have any on it)SF.PH SPEAK. of the Black bull, in 11 monk. i.re drfirei to fend the,r to %tr. Stephen Taylor, of Staubury, wathto One from the Date hereof. Alfu all Aho iodate+ to the raid ph Speak, are requt fled to ray the fore NI; ...

... ) the- Speaker.- 'The Hon. Memmiber is in .usievsion of the House, to proceed on the qutestian, VtInie some Hion. Member speaks to order. Lord ,lifion called M\r. Yaorke lo 90er, and erpresmeda desire of taking down the woirds of the -Ion. Mlemhrr. ...

... his heart and give an honest vote on the question. The Right osn. Gestleman's ew case, as there were many- Gentlemen yet to speak' Ds' iti could nut ble ex- J pee-ed tef br terainted to night Even if it was ter- minated at a late hour on Thursday morning ...

... has ?? instsref S,,ven I 'vis ' with 1ris Iniesaitrs, 77 has recris'ed a Rerirr of _ tin/f 1/c I'ressium depoziledr, wull speak sie;0e forcibly - to relecting 'Minds than a Volumne of Arguniests. In short, the uimrits of this Plan begin now to be so' ...

... idiahct again 'rose to explain his ob- ject. There seas a standitug Order, which might be enfoircetl, to' save M~embers from speaking under reftraint UI)O0 tbis iquestion; ani, at the Eaole tine, perhap; save that class - of people, hhose mnerits would be ...

... Matloni, at James Davi-rn's, and as Scono as hie saw him he said he wraa Ire man who 'tad sohbes i hat, and on hearing him Speak ho re- cogroized 'the voice as beling the voice of tile person wsho bail demanded his money. The prairner said, I Are you the ...

... been aiding to the views of Napoleon, and have rathemgourted hosti- i ity with Great Britain; but the Voice of the nation speaks'loud against their'measures, and ti calamity will be averted, if mo4eration i'sad'§ail on your side. The capture of Guadaloape ...

... saes right to coerce strangets; aitt that there is no difference between off eces corn- Initted in the House and out of it. Speaking on this subject, it is said, Why Gen. Clavering for preva- ricating within the House, should be Subject to a harder fat ...