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... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In his speech M 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 ...
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... characters well deserves the plural style. But, to speak seriously, there is not only, as a general rule, such a mutual me' ponsibility of writers and managers one upon the other as to render this method of speaking the most truthful as well as convenient, but ...
... anything like good speaking--speaking which goes on without hesitation or -tope, which show+ no hiudreaus at work, no &stitching cause opera Mg in the machine. hut displays a cantinaws prolonged creation of effective language. Such speaking as this is com ...
... THE UNITED STATES. America senile tut no news of any great importance, nationally speaking, The Central America question is fur the present in quo. and it is undrratooil that the two Governmentfi—Great Britain and the United State, —are enteriog on further ...
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... pocket borough. WILL THE LARGE CONSTITUENCIES BE TRIFLED WITH? Did the right hon. gentleman know whet he was speaking, and to whom he was speaking? (11e.tr, hear.) Did he think that his apology for sparing this borough would at all satisfy the country when ...
... PARLIAMENT MU NO INTEREST IN ECONOMY. The Parliament speak of the two lionsis) Is a parliament of the rich, it has no immediate Interest In economy, or in equal taxation. It is powerful enough to secure to the class which it really represents the patronage ...
... ROW A SEAT WARS LOST. Speaking of another election, a oornspondent says : Every one knows that, at the last election for Chippenham, Captain Boldero lost his seat. Few, however, are aware that he is indebted to that mischance to the unlucky toss up of ...
... a very able writer, has declared it in a recent publication that in Great Britain, the higher classes, for the most part, speak the truth, while the lower olentes, almost without exception, have frequently recourse to falsehood. I think (says a writer ...
... A Mr. Isaac Pattinson, j R. J. Bragg Mr. Thomas Barnes Mr. John Lemon, jun. Mr. Wm. Addison, Oulton Mr. John Pattinson Dr. Speak Mr. John Lawson Mr. Watson Hornsby. at 9 o'clock. Dancing to An efficient Quadrille Band will be in attendance. ...
... J. Ha'Wax, of Kirkbride ; so that it is almost unnecessary to say that the company had no reason to complain of lack of speaking, or of that spirit so requisite in the management of affairs of this sort. The Chairm n was supported on his right by Mr ...