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... PUBLIC SPEAKING. There seems to be an inveterate impression on' the public mind th*t the essence of statemanship consists the faculty of pouring forth an unlimited torrent of words; that he is the wisest and greatest politician who is the readiest, the ...
... The Gazette. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, The Morning Herald Wednesday, in speaking of the debate of Monday night on the Corporation Reform Act, says—The discussion upon the disfranchisement of the freemen, and the depriving them of their property, is not, we think ...
... there is a dead level of mediocrity. Tom knows he can speak as well as Jack; and Bob knows that he can speak as well as Bill, and Dick knows that he can speak as well as Harry ; and so they all speak, and keep one another in countenance- A more than feminine ...
... Abercromby, given in our paper of the Ist inst., Mr. Cobbett, in his Political Register of last week, thus speaks:— These letters will not speak for themselves without this addition, that a specimen of quibbling, and shuffling, and false pretences so ...
... saying, there answer; and the same evening made his declaration in the House—' speak with all respect of any future Ministry, but I have nothing to them but to respect them I speak for the information of those who may feel interest the matter. Ihe Chancellorship ...
... cheek, to tract a 1 s *'Bhtest blush reveal All that heart refused to speak, Vet could as ill conceal. They knew another name was deep Within that heart enshrined, But knew I dare hot speak of that Which long had been resigned ! I mingled in the sparkling ...
... Parlament of Oliver and Richard Cromwell, published not long since 44 this period, and long after, says the Editor, in a note, speaking of the year 1656, 44 the House was accustomed rise bv daylight, and generally by twelve at noon. Candles were introduced ...
... John Williams was addressing the Jury, Mr. Brougham yawned alotul,and soon afterwards again interrupted Mr. Williams by speaking. Mr. Williams remonstrated, on which Mr. Brougham said, a letter of mine was going wrong. I did not wish one person to ...
... their reformed House ot Commons agreeable its way : the amendment relative to the King's speech, Perrier (the Prime wished to speak. i JW. Dupin.—Head the charter minister has al- ways right to be heard. ■The President.—lt is for the Chamber to Dronounce ...
... fee seems to have no control over it: he speaks often, but never long. He has not realised the expectations his friends since his admission into the House. > committed iwo great errors. The first is, his speaking too often on topics of trifling importance: ...
... Commissioner Well, sir, yon shouldn't 'a bought him. Jack Sleeky.—Now, then, jest year me speak, an* I'll up and tell you. This year hidentical donkey he speaks on, used to run Hanxpstead Heath on a Sundays, along with another one; this year t'other one ...
... c ® CTei ®«» »« nothing but right. I * n^ , lt that people are thinking That rogue traitor one but 1; apeak my LoedAkhorp, speak out without «hrioking titmtir. Ves, you are the traitor. .. SHIEL. Youlie.Sir! ' Yohilef Out-spoken the words woe with pretty ...