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... answered—is there any impropriety in letting it alone I’ontenellc, one day, on being asked how old he was, said, Hush, pray dont speak so loud ; Death seems to have forgotten me, and you may perhaps put him in mind of me.” !**»’■: cvried his compassion towards ...
... and the parts contiguous. The Cayenne Lozenge has been found greatutility to such Persons as are frequently in the habit speaking in public ; they may therefore advantageously used in the Senate, the Bar, and in the Pulpit, and the highest testimony in ...
... freedom.— (Cheers.) To ivhom the. omission in question was attiilmtahle, it might not become him to say ; nor was able to speak distinctly the subject ; hut could not pass over the fact, that the King’s County was, perhaps, the only County in Leinster ...
... POTHONIER, A native of F'rance, educated at the College Paris. LADIES and Gentlemen desirous of acquiring not only a facility of speaking the French Language, but the true Parisian pronunciation, are respectfully informed, that the Morning and Evening Classes ...
... Portugal their side—could tkoy make aland than against ? Since England jnstly itself upon iU power, few—Us the right of speaking of our own. It not be forgotten that there is la Franca auperakuadaßl population, which aeon what pVnaee baa last, which ...
... cheering.)— Perhaps I wrong in thus speaking this political ronaglide ; but, Sit, (said Mr. Lawless, with great energy.) 1 am one of those who think we are not pistoled or ballled out of truth—thst still must speak unequivocally and strongly, and if life ...
... destroy political to proclaim s also overthrow Kings. [ likethe Portuguese Charter bet tbe English Ministers themselves, who speak of it y and with derision, and who have thought Sir Stuart from hie Mission, for having conveyed this Ch Lishon. I think that ...
... litte whereas, a cuild lie with ‘ts pares robably bearing wade t Woman J I er charketer, and wit; the w at t h which f Cork, speaks of that vice io more che dange and wate b. Sit ett ey taud thee et that such a fal ha than she we weupcn ber future be by ...
... against us ? Since England ~ ctiA TEA UURIAND. justly vaunts itself upon its power, it gives us SPEECH 1 ; * 1 the right of speaking of our own. It should not Ihe a aiant. I dispute not the be lorgotten that there is in France a superabun- , Let ,- , ,^ ...
... House of Portugal. But in the we might have told him that the House of Bi: derives its origin from the House of France. Why be speak with so much violence respecting our conn with Spain efter he had made so display of lations which had existed at all times ...
... despatches for Government. She left Lisbon on the 26th, in the evening, and made her voyage home in six days. Private letters speak with the highest enthusiasm Mid praise of the prompt and decisive measures adopted by Government. Mr. Cunning’s speech had ...
... commencer,as the French have it, there is asu tion opened to present a rigce er to Mr, Callag God The list of Subscribers, will speak for Protestant pr great —munificently we will venture to assert. Let the lit istur- jority—shouters and declaimers, have their ...