... scheming and devising this celebrated piece of legislation. My Lord John is willing to let my Lord Grey h ave a l arge p or ti on , w h ereas m y Lord Grey appears willing to let ray Lord John have a fair slice of this, what my Lords Eldon, Londonderry, and ...

... the following :— Some fellows, disgusted with Pedro,: deserted to Miguel's lines—where, instead of being received with open arms; they got a severe beating with sticks, and were driven back Oporto again by the Miguelitas. We quote from the accounts of ...

... Harry Grattan come over to Parlyment, and protict the int'rests of his sufferin' country, like his dacent ould father, who got for it only fifty thousand pounds, besides what he sacked under the rose? Not he, indeed. Or my dear friend, Sir John Milley ...

... Thous hast some little Went all admit, - Which might, if well directed, make a hit; But thy conceit and self-importance tend To arm the foe, and to disgust the friend. Thy colleagues feel thou art (though oft a bore) A necessary evil in their corps: There ...

... continuing s ir,gr, t t s e f use, I have gradually re covere d my hea l t h an d fl es h. y , yours, HANNAH WILLIAMS. St. John's Wood. Mr. Parry, of 203, Hoxton Old Town, was afficted with a violent Cough for 20 a few bottles was e n ti re l y cure d ...