... carried unanimously. Mr. Giffard thru mov the question of adjournment, upon which Mr. Warner rose speak, but every effort was made Mr. Giffard, calling and speaking to order, tc ’Ut Mr, Warner down ; but Mr, was no' to put down, but addressed the Sheriff nearly ...

... Warner rose, and culletl the Gentleman to order; had the right to reply, and must conceive that no partua should allowed to speak alter that he had replied. The cry Question became universal, and the ballot took place, which was stated in our Papfcr of ...

... like —♦■'rH-hrrrxr H« wax sorry to ice pcoposittou IHD AY, tliu Hou« which be considered uj loseilvd at the root He-did not speak from e«eosi»a knowledge, but b« t»!reved he was justified Id saying it was the only uroposiliou of kind ever submitted any ...

... the war the probable intent of this being to admit 'he Minister of ••hut out that of Mmat, It ta.oot, however, cor* rrct to speak Note* presented him since, with the exception of sketch of the Declaration of Octob r b, all hi* commnnieationt up to the 14th ...

... itragoled m o the woods, and surrenderee oar men, orgs returating without call ng n. Four Lfcu enaa.’s art (Baker’s) parole. They speak iu terms admiratior. kindnrsi •.£ Macomb, but are very r thru remarks on . They say had W lui» on, Brisbane ( whom they term ...

... tlietuttie of the Pyrennoes, his extraordinary abilities, d-« the particular thanks of the CommiuJer in Chief; wiio, in speaking of Major General Rosa’s division, said, had distinguished itself beyond all firmer pvcodcnl—it had charged four times, and ...

... intended, was there not ample time to write up dils account fill the blanks this book. think, Sir, this circumstance in itself speaks irutnpel-tougued against the charge fiaud. Uut'it said that a particular sum 12,0l. rt«»ive ...

... bouse Carle!.m and Co. and not brought tin* credit the . iderinan*.s private account Now, Sir, du not a.I these circumstance* speak frumvel in ttir Commission ? Counsellor Scully, who was in treaty with Alderman for purchase of bis estate, not only declines ...

... pusillaui :no mi-.d* appear tfiuk Ihe Divan of Co.israniinop'e have r ...

... additional facta, and with regard ethers are more y and precis informed. \ letter from Sir James e*‘, ofthclth .ti’last month, speaks in sanguine terms the fair jir.ispect success ; and it is added elsewhere, that with t!.t St. Lawrenie. on board which there ...

... the note. observed him about two hours afterwards down the sane street ; he saw hifn again in two three day*, but did not speak to him ; his countenance vas qui’c familiar him. He had since seen the prisoner the'Gihspur-stieet Compter; knew him as soon ...

... to employ Parliament to raise the money, and then to adjourn if the Legislature was useless for any other purpose.—(Left speaking.) Some English fan.lies distinction which hsee been at Lisbon, and intended to return through Spain and Franct, have been ...