... the Spenceans who may long for the division of the lands at Lambton, I do not, my Lords and Gentlemen, speak at this moment so much to you, as I speak to those among us, who may be the poorest in purse, and the lowest in rank. I boldly declare to them, ...

... however, very prime, ami for these fair price* were obtained. This morning the arrivals have been great, but, generally speaking, not in mark/lahlo condition. can give quotation.-—LevrriM* arc ra. thrrs short, and those really fit fur the table mike ...

... the parts contiguous. These Lozenges have also been found of great utility by persons who are frequently in the habits of speaking in public; and the highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced in their favour, especially those cases when ...

... the parts contiguous. These Lozenges have also been found of great utility by persons who are frequently in the habits of speaking in public; and the highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced in their favour, especially in those cases when ...

... fro in those different parts of the county in which it thought their presence will most promote their interests. Both sides speak with the utmost confidence of success, but that is, of course, to expected in the early periods of every similar contest. From ...

... could spare. Speak, though this soft warm heart, once free to bold A thousand tender pleasures, thine sod mine. left more desolate, more dreary cold Than a forsaken bird*s-ne»t filled with snow Mid its own bush leafless eglantine; Speak, that my torturing ...

... however, very prime, and for these fair prices were obtained, ‘This morning the arrivals have been great, but, generally speaking, not in condition. We can give no quotation.—Leverects are ra- thereshort, and those really fit for the table make 5s. dozen ...

... throat, and the ptirts contiguous. Lozenges have also been found of great utility persons who arc qu* ntly in the habits speaking public; and the highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced in their favour, especially in those cases when ...

... undertaken, and appear* well versed in the principles of the art. Mr. S laid down some excellent rules for the cultivation art of speaking, and threw considerable light the present system of juvenile instruction. The harvest ia now general Marshland, but the crops ...

... districts to represent your opinions, I certainly am much and I confess something astonished— (4 Avers and uinghter.) ] might speak too even of your numbers. The hall has been taxed to the utmost extent of its accommodation, and if there were room for ten ...

... to represent your opinions, 1 certainly am much grieved, and I confess something astonished (cheers and laughter.) I might speak too even of numbers. Ihe hall has been taxed to the utmost extent of its accommodation, and if there were room for ten times ...

... Witness though it was either Thomas Cambers or Thomas Garner. Heard them speak, but not what they said. Did not know the voices. They did not speak very loud, and witness did not speak to them. Could not see how the shorter man was dressed, but he appeared ...