... in a small regular family, a young Man, a native uf Italy; has been to travel, resided some years in this country ; he can speak the Italian, French, and Portuguese Languages, and perfectly understands English; he would have no objection to travel, and ...

... impossible, to replace. I j>. Stripped. y. Fat. r. Knowing one*. t, F.-ue. I t, blows succeeding each other rapidly Thus speaking Rand ill) “bisukk -two arc pul in wiUi the of lightning.” ...

... memorable censure than is conveyed on the praise a set foul-mouthed fanatics who woo use the language have just quoted in speaking such men the Duke of Leinster, Earl ofCharlcinont, Earl of .Meath Mr Grattan, Mr. Wallace and the men who co-operated with ...

... than ours has seen fail experienced in its —M. Laine then notit which the Law of Ele ...

... purposely been hired to cry him down—but he would not accuse Mr. Lamb individually, so oontemptibie an artifice. continued speaking for some time, but notning more could be heard. Mr. Lamb also attempted to address the populace, and was greeted by loud ...

... Protestants, thatchey could exercise their Elective R er. 7 | withour danger ; that shoul! he protected even ag abled their You speak, (sila M. Aulaire) ¢ sities | of 1818, and I anew refer to those of 1835; man- to have taken on the thirteen Prot > the others ...

... were 'tit the greatest importance. ~>■ Mr. Uenmim apologized for occupying the House, when so many others were anzious to speak. The opposition by Mr. Tierney, to the grant to the Queen, in 18! if, did him high honour. For tbe Resolution 247—Against ft ...

... in every part of the country —and seem to be conducted in a great spirit of moderation The proceedings and the petitions, speaking generally, aie in that sort of tone which will eventually be best calculated to gain upon the good sense and good feeling ...

... passing by at the moment the other man was going into the hall with bundle, and, thinking had some knowledge of him, went in to speak to him, at which moment the watchman, Fox, came upon them. The tiling possible, and the jury, in consequence, acquitted him ...

... by ids side, not stout himielf, is Ids brother the Prinee.Lev rold. this young man to’ us, marked with tlicsmall pox, who speaking (woken English ? is the Crown Prince Bavaria; he is said to be very fond of your nation. And here,” giving another hearty ...

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... Grady came to and said, Mr. Goold, wish speak you.” I took off hat with all the respect I to him, and replied that could not speak him, it would indelicate while the present oquiry was going on. said he must speak to no. I replied, that if persisted in ...