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... (Left Speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS —Tuesday, Feb. 23. Mr. Packetook the oath* and hi* teat for South Leicestershire. MU. BUCKINGHAM’S CLAIMS. On the question that Mr. Buckiogbam's Compensation Bill read second time, Mr. LAWSON should move that the bill ...
... left speaking. ) The Que.m is expect# at Buckingham Palace on Thursday (this day) at two o’clock, to hold council. There is net the slightest truth in the statem.-nt that Sir George Grey is appointed Governor Bombay. idea the kind has ever been entertained ...
... tiroes effect of the point! looked to then urge lions of speak, close toned ...
... childhood, I know von, and am known to yotl all ; have need, of speaking myself or of the s my family, whose in- j terests are naturally ideotifictl with the County of Louth; our j wish is, and always has been, to serve the People and promote) their happiness ...
... with a view to emect an univers’ 34. speak, over the minor principalities and free cit very » vio- of Germany. That an object of this general nature is cont g Ist { slated, we never entertained a doubt; but if try. ses of | ov our readers felt any di ...
... ctsion*. bad dared to speak the truth as to its government. 1 lie (Mr. K. lennent) denied the imputation; be regarded with affection and he spoke with pride, because he could ( speak wiih truth, of that portion of Ireland which gave him birth, and with ...
... ~ a 7 SEE AG ES eS Swill they, speaking through their Deputies, adopt th r ciptes and imitate the conduct of the E nglish P ad , This is the question, upon the right selution of wh of France and the future tranquillity of Euro et.” dépend, é And thie ...
... nds of, Times, which, we believe occasionally speaks with a of the concludes a long and eloquent article, w following words :— 1€S, | “ We need scarcely add that tl Om. Crown on this cecasion can receive no support or countena ‘rance any party —Whig or ...
... vb the ] CACUS AND MEG MERRILIES. esent, We have n We really hat forgotten Meg. ser isly speak to look into all the country Te we werk ures Tew has heen ENCE Dally complimentary to us; aad we were Tite ne pied with other that we have allow 3” Newry workd ...
... IRISH ABSESTRES—MR. LUKE WHITE. We had occasion last week to speak in tone of censure regarding the absence of several Irish Members on the questions which agitated the House of Commons during the period referred to. But, though we complained generally ...
... LAWLESS I must call Mr. O’Connell to order, has right to assume— Mr. O’CONNELL : lam entitled to speak now—l will do so, and 1 will, can promise Mr. Lawless, speak out. Mr. LAWLESS ; Will Mr. O’Connell presume to say that I am guilty of receiving money Mr ...
... Ctn such things be, any stranger may »cll .re country, tlic laws of which, fwc speak ’not administration) extend equal protection to all. That rL*!'' ism is a political institution, contrived for the person l'*' of those who can work its machinery for ...