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... citizens. moving the resolution .'lareus said that until it was put into his hands that he should be expected to speak, much less ■ ' was to speak nevertheless he would not perform tie assigned to him without prefacing it afewrernarh Practically acquainted ...
... prehend that the sudden anno unci mcnt this doubh could cause nothing but surprise very .1. p *' ask pardon, Madame, for speaking y • fl moment abut pi lilies, but I glad be able to say that have always been sincere with yon, Begging yi v to present ...
... judicial examination against Lord Leigh and his family in this court. The thing Ibt done in another place. Hut the man whom you speak api ears a respectable man. has made a statement iv writing, the ; truth of which Ido not entertain doubt, both from the ' ...
... punishing open and advised speaking, as an oppressive and gagging clause. Lord J. RUSSELL, however, sati-fied Mr. Hume's objections on this point showing (hat the clause was not intended to apply to all open and advised speaking, but only to such open ...
... :a:.-rs. Lord John Russe.. has spoken manfully out : has giv-.x :..s ooiliol ill; the and working classes :l.s c >untry . speaking generally, wish neither for the one reform nor the other : ;:.a; art anxious for nut her pc ; e'e charter as proposed by ...
... also resigned, and was to succeeded by Mr. Boulton Mr. Cameron. Mr. Moren WM talked of Sir Allan M'Nab's successor in the Speak- ership. The news of the settlement of the Oregon question was received with great joy in Canada. It is said in the] Montreal ...
... father had fallen d »t ■ want up stairs, and seeing that her l w.n i'■ tt Mrs. Wats, and Bella died inure >.•■■ been able to speak after witness ic'urmd. r-i it :- knew about it. Does not know that she and lie: ■' of, the matter after her husband's - aati ...
... Ameri- Mr. Rogers, the inventor of the Baby Jumper, is a philanthro- can invention in the family of a friend, we are enabled to speak pist, whose memory will be gratefully cherished by all future of it as it deserves. generations. rp O A PAIR OF SHEFFIELD SHEARS ...
... with an abundance of curly black hair, and a sharp, reetlesseye. is able and fluent, but not so deep be tries appear, and speaks like a school-boy who bas indifferently learnt his lesson, and fears to spoil it by forgetting some of the words ; to prevent ...
... Conciliation Hall, Dublin, on Monday, Sir S. Broadsfreet, Bart., in the chair. A letter was read from Mr. D. O'Connell, in which, speaking his speedy return from London to Ireland.be says— return, therefore, to Ireland, more deeply convinced than ever of the ...
... burial place ; and it was not till after the interment .if Sir. Oell's child, that was informed that the person 1 had been speaking to was the father, belonged to some office in Goole, and was Dissenter. My not always asking the question myself, and the ...
... endeavouring to write this scrawl, and you_ h. » tolerable idea how situated. Indeed, he held lt icomfOrt situation, and to speak conscientiously, if ™»J» located in Leeds would leave military glory to those who want The postscript mentions that another ...