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... against whom he said he was actuated by no personal feeling, when Mr. Baron Graham said, what is all this about ? do you mean to speak witness ? if so yon must be sworn. Mr. Campbell—“ lam sworn.” Mr. Adolphus—“ But the trial is now over. Mr. Campbell—“ must ...
... Gustavus llochfort, Esq. M. P. County Westmeath. On the second resolution being read from the Chair, Mr, Mooney attempted to speak, but was sllc-iced by loud cries Spoke, spoke, Chair, Chair.'’ This called up Lord Cloncurry, who said, that be- j fore he ...
... he would see with joy their Claims attended to, did not say but they might be modified. Mr. S. Stephens stood up, but his speaking being 'objected to, he said would assert his right; he never agitated, in or out doors; he said did not sign the Requisition ...
... deputation to congratulate me on arrival n> ii.it city, distinction which I can only attri- Luce the fjvonr, and if I may speak, to the partiality with which, on all occasions, you have meivrd tlie services which fortune has enabled me render the Spanish ...
... have visited Malcmba: that one he described to a trench ship, which had been there about a year bcloie the time at which was speaking. said the For- j tuguese slave-dealers were forbidden to trade to the j North of Cabenda; near which I'lacc, however. there ...
... observed, and the proper stimulants were applied her not’-, animation very slowly returned, and it was hour before she could speak . liquids were then administered, and every exertion that feeling and benevolent humanity could use, were bestowed by Mr. Gilman ...
... here. General Von Winzingcrode, who has already passed through the greater part of Belgium, likewise, report published here, speaks of that battle, but only in a few words. He confirms the account the enemy** rear, which consisted of several regiments of ...
... at 42, GraAon-sirret, •** WANTED A GOVERNESS, ■ -.O educate tinea Children under t-jn years of age. *0 liv •in the Country, speak French fluently, and tc-cli dial language and English g‘«r.imatit Jly, being •' v « England, able 10 te»ch Mtiiut. and the ...
... performer. are oniv enabled. present, to ibake this brief sketch the general plan the Concerts, but wc expect b~ shortly able id speak more circumstantially oa subject. , ...
... Davenport rose to contradict some of the statements of the Hon. Member with respect to the case of Swindells, and was left speaking. THE ARMY. The following Army changes take place early in the ensuing month : 14*h Light Dragoons, to Dublin, to relieve ...
... may appear presumptuous to speak of Establishment, the occupations of which may appear to those a distance to bear too much the character of levity to a fit subject for any serious notice, but let it remembered that I speak of an Establishment which is ...
... they must carry into enect the recommendation ot the Comraiitee aa soon as a Vacancy shall occur } for when the pubhe voice speaks in so loud and decisive atone, they will not daTe to make job for a friend opposition to it. In addition to the stotement ...