... . rally speaking, very ignorant young men should be thrust upon the country as senators, in the hope that out of them, perhaps in half a century, some Pitt, Fox, or Canning, may emerge. The truth is that, instead of having been, even in this point of ...

... *lnd learned lord. To speaking ofthe Lord Chancellor he wished to say nothing disrespectful of that distinguished person, no man having a higher opinion of his abilities and acquirements than he himself entertained. But when called upon to pronounce an ...

... Advertiser wishes to engage herself with several Ladies who have not acquired at school, or with their governesses, the habit of speaking 'French correctly, in order to enable them to converse freely in that language. Conversrtion .upon difrerent subjects being ...

... the House of Commons, when so returned, no more speaks the sense of the people of these kingdoms than of those of France or America. in Fhert, the House of Commons, as at present constituted, not speaking the sense of the people; and the present body of ...

... the registers thrown•out of the window. M. Barth, accompanied by M. Persil, appeared to speak to the groups, and to quiet them, but they were not suffered to speak; mud, eggs, even stones, it is said, were thrown at them. N. Barthe bad scarcely time to ...

... this, the trade, thougli the above-mentioned abatement might have been submitted to in some few instances, was, generally speak. lug, throughout very dull, at little, if any, variation from dare quotation!: The market was very thinly attended by buyer ...

... its readers during the pest week by a fabulous-. report - of the proceedings at the above election—a report which, properly speaking, is. more a gratification of individual .r,litical malignity than of the feelings generally of the worthy electors of that ...

... Severn. This is intended to be very appalling— but we are unmoved. That the majority does not speak the national will we have shown by actual numbers—that It speaks the will of an excited mob we a:imit ; but we believe that that excitement is dying away in ...

... resumed, and his stentorian voice was sufficient to shake the nerves of any common person. The Lord Chief Justice—Mr. Pitt, you speak so loud I cannot hear you. (A laugh.) Mr. Piit then put in an affidavit, specifying the exact grounds on which he made his ...

... Lansdowne, Melbourne, Goderich, Plunket, and Grey, that fraudulent measure was to be carried. In consequence of his deferring to speak till late on the Friday night he was followed by no opposition peer who spoke at length, except Lord Lyndhurst, whose speech ...

... is the generally-esteemed General Wengierski, who latterly filled the post of Minister of War at Zacroczyn. Eye-witnesses speak in high terms of the Polish artillery, and of the military appearance of the men in general. Among them are three : females ...

... •liilled, 14; wounded, 23. Many of the above are not expected to survive this day—but all very dangerously wounded. We cannot speak in terms sufficiently commendatory of the benevolent conduct of the Rev. Mr. Cholmondley and his amiable lady. ...