... Holy Alliance, and to speak the genuine Court, will have many difficulties to tregda in the footsteps of Lord London: easy task. He need not so much Messrs. Mitthnich, Hakdinbsrg, Montmomncv. He has only to obey t his ears to every ihontfor freedom—U> ...

... terms in speaking of it, and they, in their homely language, will assert that it is an attempt to accomplish ofcc purpose under the colour of another. Here is man,’ they will say, who wishes get rid of Ins wife ; he talks of the honour and safety of the ...

... Kress staid was not, therefore, to be believed. If she wished to speak truth, it still was he considered whether she was not deceived in what she stated. Their lordships had heard the circumstances which she spoke, and they were such as rendered it probable ...

... —Jf , __ every one wondered he was full, and then to speak till vcrv one was astonisheil to find him empty. (A laugh.)' At last le reckoning came; and then it appeared that ■ * „ ar H* filing only to pcrforoi one part of his duty—that ot collecting—but ...

... found their ftow- they all Davidson, and none was allowed to speak, the drop fell, an-1 they were launched into eternity. This tie wood and Brunt died without a Davidson struggled a little, but Ings and Tidd appeared to be convulsed for considerable lime ...

... Lord REDES DALE said few words on the necessity of the witness speaking distinctly. The Earl of LAUDERDALE thought it proper that the shorthand-writer should always read over the questions and answers, for this plain reason—-that, doing, their lordships ...

... llio author, who vouches for the authenticity it is speaking of Lieut. Price, ami says, “it may, perhaps, be a pardonable digression here to notice how this officer on one occasion made a considerable sum of prize-money in very miraculous sort manner ...

... hold, the whole of which Is not, strictly speaking, worth more than the bare sura which qualifies the possessor to rote. A labourer, are told, presented with sottape and polato-grouml—perhaps h*lf an perpetuity, or on a lease for life or Jives, 'to this ...

... said notf tnat, Excepting that at Blilan, when speaking about Mveral thing*, I *it would not come any more, because was Wef V’ilmarcati. and Col. Brown the only persons you saw before y® came here certain who was the commissary came to Venice to letch ...

... could not swear lie had made it, yet he could speak with ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, 5, Letters from Lisbon to the 22d ult, which were received yesterday, still speak with tbe same horror of the proceedings of Mtouei/s Government. had been imagined, that having succeeded in suppressing the attempt made at Oporto to support ...

... so far seduced the fascinations the oobls lord, of which he had been just speaking—(a laugh oft the ministerial benches.) In describing the of the noble lord, merely meant to show the house, how they would upon thooe whom the noble lord might think required ...