... Mr. Scgdbn— The Registrar had better call on the cause. Mr. Bruce again attempted to speak, but an officer of the Court was by that time at bis elbow, and Counsel rising in the other cause, he sat down, and the matter terminated. The affair excited great ...

... influence of the Protestant landlord ?—Speaking from facts, I should say, yes. I have heard of acts of interference at the Dublin election, the Leitrim election, the Sligo election, and other places. When you speak of raising the qualification of electors ...

... A Vienna article speaks several intend marriages between the Austrian Archduke; Princesses of the principal Sovereign Germany. It appears that difference of is wow cunsidured no obstacle with regard to,, marriages of the Austrian Imperial Family, ' Last ...

... * Mr. Cooke here referred his having been'called to order last night by Mr. Montoomert, while was speaking on the subject of Arianism, for which was loudly cheered by the galleries. It may be necessary to state, that this last appeafto the galleries seemed ...

... Mr. M'Donald, of StaSa, did not intend to speak when he entered the Unuse, but he had heard it stated, that the battle Boi.nymuir was the resu't of lunacy, and from his situation he well knew that it was the result a deepdaid and artful plot overturn ...

... Mnrnin? p Pr , will, Iwcomm- do„',t donee vve admit, speaks a rumour hicli j tinned every «i)erc,” thou-li ive cannot say ourselves, heard it any where that (•:arl (; ~''' he the new Governor-Generalhif India ■' > . > unis C||*_ cumstances (it is added) ...

... SPANISH LANGUAGE DON JOSE BORRAS respectfully informs his Pupils and the Public, that his CONVERZAZIONES, or Class for Speaking the Spanish Language, will commence on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst. and will be continued every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from EIGHT ...

... SPANISH LANGUAGE DON JOSE UORRAS respectfully informs his Pupils and the Public, that his CONVERZAZIONES, Class for Speaking the Spanish Language, will commence WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst. and will be continued every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from EIGHT till ...

... If consider that the reading of the Mass on Easter Sunday (to speak of that only) with the benediction that follows it, an act which requires great exertions ol the lungs, both in speaking and singing, for three full hours; that the pontifical robes are ...

... witness, spoke in s 0 low a tone of voice as to be inaudible on the Bench.—* Mr. Justice Park—Pray speak up, Sir. lam gpite surprised that you don't speak up. This very day at Church, you spoke in so low a tone of voice that I could not hear one word from ...

... seldom pleasant. Mr. Heymar said, «very well, I will speak to you directly.” Mr. Bull proceeded : * Mr. Oldfield 1 wish to speak to you too.” Mr. Oldfield got up and went out into the passage. to speak accordinglfi'. Another gentleman followed; and questioned ...

... hae gi’en that lang-tongued randy ony occasion to speak ill o’ye for 1 ken, if your father hear o’t, Peggy, Hans will forbidden ever to set his foot within the door.” good mother,” said Hans, •* do speak to your husband to let me have Peggy for a wife.” ...