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... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In hi* speech at Horsham, on Friday, Mr, Fitzgerald (Under-Secretary for War) said that the Government bad addressed to the Emperor of Russia a direct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England!’’—and that ...
... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In his speech Horsham, on Friday, Mr. Fitzgerald (Under-Secretary for War) said that the Government had addressed to the Emperor of Russia a direct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England ?”—and that the ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. There are men who cannot bear success ; men who cannot be taught humility by adversity, but who are made insolent by prosperity, —Mr. Bright is one of this class. We have of late been pained to publish the vulgar threatening language which ...
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... .. AN AU ITORITY SPEAKING. In speech at Heysham, on Friday, Mr. Fitzgerald (Under-Secretary for War)said that the Gevern• moot had addressed to the Emperor of Russia a din-ct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England I—and ...
... SPEAKING WITH HATED BREATH! Mr. Roebuck (says the rimer) has something else say his constituents, that is what even caa only name with bated breath. He prophesies that next year—next session, suppose—foreign concerns will supersede domestic. We trust ...
... SPEAKING WITH BATED BREATH ! Mr. Roebuck (says the Timet) has something else to say to his constituents, and that is what even we can only name with bated breath. He prophesies that next year—next session, we suppose—foreign concerns wiU supersede domestic ...
... -SPEAKING BISHOPS Letters from Lord John Russell and the Earl of Derby relative to the appointment in Wales of Bishops who know Welsh are published by the Rev. R. W. Morgan, Middleton. He writes: “It is a matter of public aud deplorable noto- riety that ...
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH- IN A TIFF. ~ »iii be* v'-T snl The Right Hon. the' Earl of and Nottingham no ordinary man. the Colonel Sibthojip of the Upper House, with this that heis moire religious. thorough outspoken Protestant this noble lord.' intense, ...
... SIR JOHN TYRELL SPEAKING TWICE. An English proverb claims for Irishmen the especial privilege of speaking twice; and tho satire is equally applicable to a certain class of English country gentlemen. June and July, 1852, a great number of Parliamentary ...
... PACT* SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. To Baaksn, BoUtlton, Merchant*, Boarding Schools, sad Public In general. The BEST PENS the CHEAPEST, whteh pronounced to be A. THOMPSON’S 11-OORROSIVE PATENT FLEXIBLE OUXTA PERCHA PENS, REQUIBLNO HO WIPING, THE peculiar ...
... FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. To Bankers, Solicitors, Merchants, Boarding and Public general. The BEST PENS art the CHEAPEST, whieb ere a.. nxoßßoaivr ixsxibls gutta. FENS. HO 'WIPIHO. peculiar advantage of A. sow’s GrrTA* >a»tcKA Pr«bTcr afl oifcera ...