... and the offspring of poor but industrious parents. It exhibited most remarkably the head of a fine healthy child, but the arms were only complete to the elbow, from whence the hands were set; and from the knees, by the same malformation, the feet were ...

... look at what had been done- andl especially to read the Treaty of Adrianople, and then to deny that Russia had, first by her arms, arnd aftervards by her money, done that which the three Allied Powers had not been jointly able to accomplish, but the merits ...

... mischievous, but that lie believed the Hon. Member wvts not fully aware of the consequences it would produce [hear!]. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN deprecated the continuance of discussions oni subjects already disposed of, and entreated the Hon. Member for Dover (Tm1ant) ...