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... ON PUBLIC DEBATES AND SPEAKING. Our body (the Congress Annapolis, was little numerous, hut very contentious. Day after day was wasted on the most unimportant questions. A member, one of those afflicted with the morbid rage of debate, of an ardent mind ...
... The French papers speak the increase of the force of the French fleet in the Lerent.— Gtobe. From the Frontiers of Poland, June 24. The risit of Field-Marshal the Count of Osten- Sacken, to St. Petersburg, was believed, in that city, to be directly connected ...
... speaks me, that never h*d a son.” 1 feel that besides liible mid religion, I h ive a Church, which, after a growing attachment twenty years, commands my iin'.Knight esto perpetua, and for which I feel ready to sacrilice the lust farthing of uiy sub* stance ...
... pardon the lor hating long trespass on their attention. SHI was * painful subject on which to speak, but sometimes required to be adverted to. He begged repeat again, that though longer a Member the Government, hoped might still of service to the country ...
... Ne state what these Papers and to what purpose it was: the questicn whether this war, technically speaking an ef fiost | THE FOOT GUARD intended to epply them. Now, certainly, no man bod a right| facto law ; bur the Clause appeared tobim unjust, ; We ...
... misery | speak to the point of scats in parliament, well knew | would have been stopped by the Lord Chancellor, if m attempted to enter upon a branch of the question whi nego- | Not contained in the petition he appeared to support. party | of these things ...
... not now rise, Mr. Chairman, to speak upou the business at Mia before the Association in the hope that Ican furnish any t argument from my intellectual stores, in addition to what you } already heard dilated upon with #o enuch eloquence and feeling, te ...
... THE MOUNT? wilh the Society ? I believe the number of the schools is perfectly coirert ; hut speaking from own individual experience what I have seen in the south of Ireland, 1 should conceive the return the number of children has not been strictly accurate ...
... there is not half million of private Banker* Notes at present in circulation. We can only speak by inference, for the Paper” in question only gives us the amount of the Notes There were stamped then, in the Quarter ending January 1826, £1,279,731. In ...
... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. tiiau's was represented be, could have condescended to such miserable details ? Does it not speak volumes ? not the document more like the catalogue of bankrupt's effects, than the will of a martyr aud a hero? TheCorsican Attorney's ...
... A S the City of Dublin is now, comparatiroly speaking, inundated with Whiskey, fresh from the Still, the use of which produces to the Health, so many bud cofiscquences, it may of importance to know, that at trifling advance in price, may had, the CORONATION ...