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... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. his speech at Horsham, on Friday, Mr. FittgeraU (Under-Secretary for War) said that the Government had wed the Emperor of Russia direct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England!”—and that the answer received ...
... SPEAKING WITH BATED BREATH ! Mr. Roebuck (says the Tunes) has something else say to his constituents, and that is what even we can only name with hated breath. He prophesies that next year -next session, suppose-foreign concerns will supersede domestic ...
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... The Mississippi.—Stuart, speaking of this magnificent river, says: “In ascending this magnificent river, the Mississippi, of which the Ohio may be considered a continuation, is navigable for the largest vessels at high water, from the Gulf of Mexico to ...
... The heart of a true poet speaks in the follo*i;ig beuuful lines For it will er the accents of affection to more heats than those of the literati. The description ul the temb, in the third verse, is singularly beautihil ; the association Gowers adorning ...
... the six millions, one-ibird of a million speak the Irish Language alone Thank God can also apeak to them in that language. About one million and quarter speak two languagesthe English and Irish tongue, which speak. The Engligh more full, and becomes a ...
... present* one coulJ have mistaken him then for Episcopalian Nonconformist divine. have said that Gavazii speaks with earnestness, we add also that he speaks with commanding intelligence. As mav bo expected, he is perfectly acquainted with all the tortuous windings ...
... pocket borough. WILL THE LARGE CONSTITUENCIES BE TRIFLED WITH? Did the right hon. gentleman know where he was speaking, and to whom he was speaking ? (Hear, hear.) Did he think that his apology for sparing this borough would all satisfy the country when the ...
... It could speak to a mao’s ambition; it could speak to mao’s love of self and desire of the acquisition of wealth ; it couldspeaktoaman’s pride, his prejudices, and his patriotism; but it could out speak to a man's love of God, it could not speak to man’s ...
... TUILERIES. According the Court Journo , there much hollowness and want of reality the festlvitives carried the Imperial Coart. Speaking of a recent assembly, our fashionable contemporary says, the whole tiling was found wanting in that verve and retrain to ...
... THE LEAMINGTON ADVERTISER, MAY 20. 1853. INDIA. In speaking of the confiscation clause in Lord Canning’s proclamation, Hurk'iru says that ** the wisdom of this measure has been questioned, on the ground of its sweeping severity on the sorest point an ...
... of the sublime Milton, in which he speaks of woman * Fair, no doubt, and worthy wall Thy obetiahing, thy honour, and thy loTe, Hot thy Lola oonridered the English, Iriah, and Scotch woman to the handaomett. Speaking of beauties, the gave the palm to the ...