... whom they were employed. In like manner, many tenants and labourers gave their votes for their landlords, and, generally speaking, the emyloped gave their votes to their em-1 ployer his friend; to wliich must be added clan of wild Highlanders, who would ...

... lor thorough investigation of the fact. The persons engaged to the undertaking are Messrs. Roberts and Parrjr, Welchmen, who speak the language North and Snath Wales: it is said, they are industrious, persevering men, ami th.t they will pursue tne search ...

... speculation, and the authors of future times must be very different in their pecuniary circumstances from those of whom tradition speaks, laird Coke has enumerated five occupations that must lead to ruin, which one was that of fntlasler; but it was evident that ...

... of last week. But this paragraph not only unsupported authentic documents, but is direct contradiction them. 11. Barclay, speaking subject, in his addiess King Charles 11., Lays: In that among all the plots contrived by others a/ninst thee, since thy return ...

... been speaking. Yet though the seventh may anterior in age, doubt not but from the general appearance of the other six, they are also very ancient. The inscription would lead to suspect that tile seventh had existence before its dedication. speaking the ...

... and advisedly referred to words spoken—Sir J. MaciutoJi maintained that it applied to printing and writing, as well as speaking After some further discussion, the amendment was negatived without a division, and the clause was agreed to. the motion of ...

... liquidation wi> debt. This subject has been taken Tun by the pres.; generally, and particularly by the Ministerial papers, v.hich speak warn.ly in its favour. Edinburgh journal, discussing the same subject, observes?? The. of so a redru-uon the annual burthens ...

... Or sudden Ills, and sudden Woes destroy ! TO MARGARET. When first saw thy Mushing Cheek, Which conscious Innocence seem’d speak; When that bright F.ye roll’d on View, Which with the Violet vied Hue.— which none hut Lovers know, Who’Ve felt the Shafts ...

... gentleman in Liverpool, from bis friend New York, who holds an official situation in that city, dated 13th November) ISI9. Speaking tipper Canada, he savs :— The healthiness of the climate, and the great prosperity that has attended those who have emigrated ...

... Mr. ihrratenvtp to speak far another hour** in the House of Commons, if the Members did not cea>e covphtngi for nn Hour, tlioir tt»cn came on ; nr ot!ier, ir.is gone ; phthisical lutiirc, are sure Til find in St. Stephen’s radical Cure. Disgraceful Failure ...

... Elective Assembly, uncontrolled by regal power, is the most in- supportable— Vol. 10, p. 440. Noisy Parerenpers to Pa TRIoTISM.— Speaking of a | noisy pretender to patriotism, Mr. Cobbett says, Such a miscreant will talk so loudly, and with such apparent sin- ...

... those who set any vale upon the characnir e and remaining constitutional privileges of this once free hand happy land 'It speaks volumes, and requires no coinmeunea, as i is genera]ly known wepresmne, that oa coroner s verdlict is the voaice of the majority ...