... PLAIN SPEAKING In the conpratulaiory address loihe Kin, prcsenitd from the countv Yoik, the people plainly t.U him that lots ascended a throne which has hcen secured to his Majesty s illustrious family hy the strongest of all ties— ...

... present and can speak. The right of speaking has been heretofore, as far we know, universally conceded, but if it be refused, a new ground will be furnished for useful representation Parliament. It is held that Catholics have a right to speak, because it ...

... the different subjects spoken ot. »hey seemed greatly pleaded with the Museum,—they yet speak warmly of the pieaaure received and the gentlemen who were present speak of their conduct and capacities as unusual, even in Kuropcan youths the same age. ...

... feel sensible of their deficiency, would gladly commence course instructions were it not for a mistaken opinion that the speaking of the | French Language can be acquired youth alone, begs leave assure such prisons that this polite and useful accomplishment ...

... Coen, whom some lime since, as coltsciing for the building n ew Cbapid, that has had much success in his laudaobject. He speaks with grsat gratitude of the assist*sce and kindness has experienced from Mr. Finlay, of ihe markets who exerted his influence ...

... matters ; states the general expectation of some sudden revolution, but it is the reign of terror ati isben, and no person dare speak in the streets. The crews of the English merchant vessels were not all given up. It is curious circumstance, that at the time ...

... marked approbation of the Noble Duke’s promptitude r* the attempt* to l\nld dti iJ'cC'ed and seditious meet~ ings. His Grace speaks in the most glowing terras of the reception accorded him by Ida Majesty.— Court Journal [We are not disposed to believe that ...

... THE TERCEIRA AFFAIR. Ministers were pushed very hard on the absurd affair, and all their hacks were put up speak against time. Frankland Lewis made a ninny of himself, and the house laughed Aim down —Horace Twiss then read his speech, but unfortunately ...

... CHURCH REFORM our private accounts, learn that (he Eat of Mountcashel was left speaking on the Church Question, Tues- day evening The Limerick Hospital Bill has been reported upon Parliament, and ordered he engrossed. The Leases Lands Bill has been considered ...

... Ireland and Scotland during the recess, has prepared a work on the tights of these noblemen, of which those who have seen it speak highly. It certainly singular situation in which these Peers are placed, excluded the respective article Union from the Upper ...

... in one instance, in any the parishes in Dublin, were Catholics prevented from speaking, even at the exclusive vestries, and that it was admitted the law entitled ihem to speak, but not to rote, what was culled the Protestant The Mavor said, considered the ...

... of melting eight of those functionaries down into two new Judges for Westminster Hall. Mr. O’Connell did not speak for seven hours, but did speak entirely the purpose, and recommended local jurisdictions, the primary essentials to an improved administration ...