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... he said don't speak ; you must not speak to me, Witness opened the door, and was speaking to the watchman when Dyson passed by him into the house, and witness called to him to know where he was going, he answered, it's all right, my name is Dyson ...
... PARLIAMENTARY SPEAK ERS. (from a Correspondent.) Xi. Wilberforce is the founder of a new party and a doctrine in Parliament. Before his days religion 'was not represented in the House of Commons, neither is it likely that after him there will be, in this ...
... another, and the great art in writing and speaking ...
... caoers speak of an attack _to be made on the isle of Leon . if _j « also strongly defended by _a _systematic plan of _fortification ; but should its great extent enable the enemy to enter at _some point and master it , this _does not necessarily lead ...
... able ; for they _speak _: algo with greater _fscurify . The higher a man ia , it _becomes the more difficult to be _honest . He _? ...
... be the profits of this ingenious monopoly. To speak thus at length of such an air-drawn bubble is to treat the thing with a gravity which it would ill deserve, but for the great interests with which foolish schemes are now and then connected. We undeistand ...
... the & LTO of the CARLISL PATRIOT. Sin,—One of your correspondents appears to speak « the Union of the East and West Seas by inland navigation, by way of Newcastle and Caciisle, it would prove advantageous to the northern counties only. ‘The following ...
... • .n, st , the zeal of these two statesmen; they have heard them speak from the tribune, and they have since followed with their eyes the acts of their administration. No ! he is not a weak man who has directed, by his counsels, so many-acts. in which ...
... the Chamber. Tweati-three Deputies of the Royalist faction inscribed' their nearer to speak in favour of .the motion, and sixtynine or the Liberal party are to speak against it. .roe Pipers of Monday state, that the Duke cf Reggio was to set out for the ...
... were _but a hollow pretext . The ministers did not speak _very _explicitly in their _reply to these charges , probably frum ail _un _willingness to be drawn _into a _iliscussion of their plans ; but there _wan really nothing in their _speeches t ) cauntenancc ...
... The following article from the Journal dcs Debats, ascribed to the pen of Chateaubriand, of importance, as speaking the opinions ofthe French administration : Paris, Oct. 12.—The King, his Speech at the opening of the last Session, said, If the war inevitable ...
... . . - he ar!) lie did not wish to speak disparagingly of Lord ni pritS ; on being promoted to the Peerage, an Act gave him a ear;y Gcvernor of Jersey 1,4001, aflogcther a Year independeut of the ne w office. he should ha.vo hereafter to show much the ...