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... nothing, in their restriction, was contrary to the iotereaia of the Chamber and the untry. Severn! of the Peers rising to speak, M ui»c Marbois was against any revival of the dis toaion—adding, that the first sitting of the P«-ers had appointed the hopes ...
... mi si'.es terror, and undermined by the sapping cu.-rupstill stood his country. Inderd, surd Mr. M'Donnell, irishmen ought speak of Mr. Grattan in the language oar immortal bard*⢠lie was man, tttke him ail in all, we neâer shall look upon his like ...
... Si'AJ.K RAXCE. A Letter whic’.i airivcd our this clay, Speaks in th? tbllowinjjf, doublksa, exaggerated, ten~s of the state Frasce: rVKMJfC, 12, Frofich *rd to-day t’roin Far is* the in-.tanl, na.inv of which the most h«iiM?s. to intimate tlieir and ...
... and Public her Grammatical knowledge the English nnd French Languages; the purity of her pronunciation the latter, which she speaks fluently with Parisian accent, hiving received the first rudiments in the vhinity of Paris) that her exertions for tha progress ...
... FRENCH PROTESTANTS. On tins subject private Letter from Paris, o the 27th ult. speaks as follows, and it is the move to be attended to, it appeared first in the Courier, Paper anxious over the horrors the South of France: You sec by the Papers of to-day ...
... highly of what the Alderman had done, but thought it oecrwary to inform him, that he should hai« asked perm of the House to speak mid it became the more craaary be should aware it, as will have often to come amongst, them, and particnlarly when shall elected ...
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... eyrly f ami in many earlier, thin the nursl fe -'fa auraontcmpvnrics. the expense ichr-U'os thus iein incurred we shall aot’speak; but, Po-rics auto/ the question, (and in pzitters in w/t’rh nntpetfyi* *'** .Solved, they should put nut eondderatim, with ...
... relative to General . ! i*«« lt« fraiiknes* ; thi« is the mannrr in which 1 who are in the wrong, and who fed that ought to speak. J * ORDER THE DAY OF THE COMM ANT OF THE PLACE * Jul . lBl5. Comrades ! Ltd away by .be mag.c of a oame w ic L long conducted ...
... upti'ole Gentlemen make it practice to speak any side for money. Tile orators new-a-days, must have every thing their own way; they have the field to themselves, other p ofession being reared to the trade ol speaking but the Lawyers. The most dangerous inroads ...
... shujjllc ; to describe ail the rent retires this Government, all the characters if tie principal actors ; speak alt these in prhi two of us speak of them to each other the . This! cl - ! dear Sir! this. ihi.i', r thing > ■.» I ahle to do this; a fairpfo‘(v- ...
... National Debt. Ti. observation has been Recalled to memory seeing that Paris Papers, in speaking the National Institute the of France, omits the word national, and speaks the- which Misters Napoleon, ; Lucies, and Joseph BonaparU, are longer regarded I as'members ...