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... during the day. FAILDRE OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. Speaking of the late mischievous special failure in Mona- ghan, the Northern Whig— si paper particularly fond of the present administration — thus speaks: — Looking at the results, we are unaffectedly ...
... the late Mrs. Kelly, and tbe others referred to sub- sequent conversations. The defendant filed a defence ] traversing the speaking of the words, denying the de- famatory sense imputed, and a special plea of justi- fication averring not the truth of the ...
... not objected to), and rigidly adhered to it. Mr. Harper was not the first to address the chairman, nor was he excluded from speaking by any act of the chairman or the friends of the League, but by the better tact of another opponent, Mr. Culverwell, who ...
... Moore's disposal, should he require them. The men are armed with rifles, are expert hunters, live upon Esquimaux diet, and speak a dialect of the same tongue. Tiie skin boats are what the Russians have made use of in all their exploring expeditions. ...
... peroration of Mr. Bright' s speech at Man- chester, yesterday, he makes this appeal to his countrymen :— From this platform I speak to all my countrymen. If they wish for reform— if they think me honest— if they have any confidence in those with whom I am ...
... London on the preceding morn- ing at six o'clock, thos completing the pass ige against a strong head wind in 344 hours. This speaks well of the new boat. She is most completely fitted; nothing appears to have been left undone which can add to the comfort ...
... Sir, — I hear with surprise and regret that lam supposed to bave bad authority for some words whicb, in tbe excite- ment of speaking, I inadvertently let fall on Monday, at the meeting of St. Mary-le-Strand. I now, therefore, wish explicitly to say that ...
... PEN AND INK SKETCHES OF LOLA MONTES, Tbe Toronto Leader speaks of the Dersonal appearance of the Countess of Lansfeldt, in the following manner r— To our mind it seemed quite clear that this lady did not realise the ideal which the audience had formed ...
... not within a mile of the spot. God has done it. . Hurd then said, My lord, it will all be found out within a month. Let me speak to Mr. Smith (the detec- tive officer). They all then said, Let us see Mr. Smith. ...
... of the Emperor as a pledge for a better future for the Italian peninsula. Tbe Piedmontese press, moderate or radical, all speak in admiration of the Speech. The Opinion* says, that France has not for a long time heard words so worthy of her grandeur and ...
... During the voyage, Mr. Dryden, the paymaster of the steamer, acted a interpreter for the general and party, as none of them speak English. ...
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