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... Committee, stated that he would leave the Report to speak for itself, not thinking it worth while to say more in answer to the attack of the Hon. Member for Oldham, than that the Committee had allowed him all but a boundless latitude in bringing forward ...
... institutions of the country productive of good go- ' vernment to the inhabitants. We speak advisedly when we say the people seek only for j us ti ce , an d that Lord MULGRAVE is governing Ireland on truly Christian principles—he is striving amidst contending ...
... ties. Of the four orators, who occupied seven hours in speaking, three were Irishmen ; and only one of those three, Mr. INI‘NEILE, of Liverpool, has any local connection with either of the counties. Dr. O'SULLIVAN and Dr. COOKE, came express from Ireland ...
... The Leeds Mercury says, However much we have been led from time to time to speak in admiration of the Work of a similar kind to this, now publishing in London, we cannot help expressing our opinion as still higher of the Glasgow Mechanics' Magazine ...
... it intentionally, because I thought there was sufficient, I state it now because lam bound to speak the whole truth. I was not bound to state it at that time because I was not asked the question. I have stated here the whole particulars, but I did not ...
... The French journals of Sunday speak in a less , despondent tone of the prospectii„ye state of 4he country during the winter. From several departments accounts were received that the harvest was much better than had been anticipal`d. Of corn there was ...
... it might have better become Dr. Howley, considering his peculiar functions as Primate of England, to speak with tenderness of such irregularities as were attributable to the humblest and' least protected class of ministers under his rule, than eagerly ...
... GLOUCESTER MUSIC MEETING (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) In speaking of the forthcoming Festival, the Gloucester Journal of Saturday makes the following remarks : It is with the greatest pleasure we announce that every day gives fairer promise of a brilliant ...
... THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ISM. and how much surprised it is that the French Press should speak slightingly of the alliance with hale.nce it with the eppnsite advantage the alliance with Russia. Now it may be very right for the Ministerial ...
... the Ha. Barontt is looking out fort4,tvt in that House; and if so, his wrath with those who speak ill of it, is at once accounted for. We regret that a man like Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, who has so long been honourably distinguished by his patriotism, should ...
... Pinto Which dilutes any ilishke or contempt of the Belgic people. In. ileed, We linve stOdiously abstained, in speaking of the disturbed state of the country, from every irria fitting expression or any angry remat k, as regarded, ether side. We certainly ...
... EPSOM RACES-YESTERDAY. We have hitherto omitted to speak of the alteration in the days of running the two great races to which the meeting. owes its celebrity; fur a long series of years they were decided on Thursday and Friday, but at the meeting in ...