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... Speak to yourself: ask yourself which of the two Is the greater poltroon, you or Sinclair, and taking him by the car, he guided hits *oth. door. A. for you Sin. what pain , have you takes for a soon I threshing' If hadn't gif en a eistfirn, Gregory ...
... casual obstructions to the public business. I speak of the general course which the government hare been obliged to take. I speak of occasions on which measures had been postpones' almost without excuse. I speak of occasions when the measures of government ...
... supposed, be carried by • respectable majority; hut nothing has yet transpired to enable person, not even the ministry, to speak with confidence on this subject. ...
... the understanding that he should have an opportunity given him on some future occasion of speaking on the subject of the previous debate, and he had risen to speak when the Noble Lord, the Secretary for the Colonies, had proposed his amendment. 44 During ...
... not speaking of occasional defeats, of casual obstiucliuiis to the pub ic bu-iness. I speak of the general course which the Government have been obliged take. I speak of occasions on which measures had been postponed almost without excuse. I speak of occasions ...
... characters whom we shall not name, may be often detected by the olotru‘ive way in which they are perpetually uf their purity. Speaking oof the elections it says: The tutors been won l—wonb, hooiourshle,just. 554 constitutional mean.' Amt again, 'flier owe ...
... FOREIGN RELATIONS. The President speaks of our foreign relations most favoui»bly. There is nothing to destroy the prospect of peac-. A treaty with Portugal has been concluded, and correspondence is transmitted upon the imprisonment of M Leod, THE CENSUS ...
... And fliey tell of the sbaiUiw That hangs over life; They come when the storm, Jo thunder and gloom, Spreads around, aud they speak Of (he earth and the tomb. They when the ripple low on the lake. And the plover is nestling fountain or brake; And the twilight ...
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... ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED, with an Engraving of the Solar System. By a Modern Astronomer. Price RHETORIC IN MINIATURE; or, the Art of Speaking and Writing with Propriety mod Elegance. By the Res. Dr. Vale, late of College, Caminidge. Third Edition, price Is. IdaGIC ...
... the bon. gentleman at the pre-ent election. The elevation of Mr, Gvskell w not u- by h's friend-. Although, comparatively speaking, a you ig member of the ilou-eof Commons, his zeal, anility, and industry, in the discharge of private bu* ness connected ...
... reduction of the allowance? Mr. Ho hwell. Did Naisby or any friends” a«sist the above gentlwften ? N.«f they. These facts speak for themselves, anil east the lie the very teeth of the liberal thing. As regards the propriety of carrying on the Poor Law ...