... Baker purchasing a quantity of shillings of him in the street, while Fryer waited close by to apprehend him. Fox, who cannot speak English inteiligingly, relates a long story the sub- stance of which amounts to a declaration of his total innocence, and bis ...

... opposed the pr.jet. The closing ot the discussion was called for Several members.—No, ! let some one speak. M. de Chauveiin. 1 demand to be allowed to speak against the closing of the discussion I have observation to make, and I tequest permission the Chamber ...

... Ogdensburg transported from that place to Montreal the enormous quantity of forty thousand barrels of flour! This fact, of itSelf, speaks volumes in favour of the canal. The Canal in question is actually begun and speedily completing.—We cannot blame the Arne ...

... uull6l/0 their obadieute to stably displayed, said, that if he could not speak es well its those who preceded him, be would, i;, ob , riLence to the hint hoot the Chair, speak sli-sier.—(A tough apylause.)—He admired the mouse taken the illustrious founders ...

... amongst themselves, and thereby lost the King's . confidence, lust the people’s confidence, and lost their power forever, or, to speak more philosophically, there was neither nor Tory ism left; excess riches, and excess taxes, combined with excess of luxury ...

... the difficulties under which we have laboured, from publicly advertising for Contractors, which nevertheless is, generally speaking, indispensable , the pin pose of in uriug fair competition, and t.i.3 equally with view to the interest of tne public and ...

... infamous, and indecent slan- der, the particulars of which we forbear to detail. Several witnesses were examined, who proved the speaking the slander, and from whose concurrent testimony it most clearly and satisfactorily appeared that it was entirely false. ...

... forward into the grave—it, does not become my broken voice—it dOes not' become my mind, enfeebled by years and fatigues, to speak of the man of .. peace and war. But it is your pleasure that I 'al)ould address you ; and, disregarding My own unfitness for ...

... necessary alienate more than ] 2,000,000 out the 10,000,000. The sinking fund, in the meantime, would continue to increase. After speaking farther of the increasing prosperity of the country, the Minister concluded commur.icating the piojets respecting the budget ...

... St. Helena, and also mentions the great difficulty lie experienced in writing the present letter.—The case of this man, if speaks any tiling like truth, seems marked with peculiar harshness. trust it will be satisfactorily explained, when (as is most likely ...

... Clergy and Persons of all description: Henry Lucas, Esq.of New- port-Pagnel, has received great benefit therefrom, and 'can speak to mnany cures; Abbott Upcher, Esq. Norfolk, has given gratuitously the Mledicineto many. persons, with astonishinggood effect; ...

... these necessary branches of knowledge were say the best, became on no other plan can these foundations THE mind, (if I may so speak) laid iu so abort lime, or so welt laid in'emy' time. From these schools the children of affluent parents, and boys of sup ...