... purpose. ; To this extent the unqualified contradiction goes, and e no farther. It cannot apply to a statement that I was speak- % ing under the authorisation of the rev. gentleman; for I never f made any such statement, nor mentioned his name at all- ...

... couple of Ex Chancellors- Lords Brougham and Lyndhurst-so many other able English lawyers, thus in one of its published reports speaks of this system of preliminary notices : If the proposed improvements are to be the subject of litigation before f cured ...

... about Cork-street l Hospital. Now if there vere accommodation in Cork-street, he did not see why the Board of Health should speak only of Hlardwick Hospital if not to delude tire public. Unless they sh ould now make every opposition to tbis most unjust ...

... the otlivr, cannot affect the real question in dispute. The ir;nry of° su-h a proceceding is, that time, energy, wi ;nag speaking,. public Opinlion, and indu-stry, may be thus wasted to any extent imaginable. And the ?? of dwelling too long on such by-battles ...

... Ireland a paper receipt- (laughter)-tnd conseqtiectly his vote was impeached (hear) It might seem someshat impertinent in him io speak upon a bill which only affected England asid Wales, but hon. mem- bers on both sides of the houise, who were only English nnem- ...

... Mr. Ryan was nota free agent, lie was under the control of his ordinary. Of that 4 distinguished individual lie wished to speak with respect; X and their object being to have a chaplain they should shift the responsibility from themselves. It was not ...

... the public feeling in acknowledgment of the services he hael rendered. With respect ,to: the police of Dublin he could not speak in suffi- cient ptaise-they had caused reports to be made of neglect wherever it appeared, the Paving Board solicited them ...

... ascertain the ordnance valuation, wirich would have been a still more satisfactory test of the true value; but, generally speaking, in the western counties the ordnance variation agrees pretty nearly with the poor laws valuation. Baron Richards-I may mention ...

... England-to say notuiiig of Ireland-was such as de- lb mnanded the careful 'attention of that house (hear). If las w as r to speak of this claim as -a claim founded onjiistice or conm- passion, he didl not require to ivait for the finaiscial statement W ...

... have de- layed noticing the proceedings for some days, hoping to be able to allow the officers and patrons of the society to speak for themselves, by giving our readers the speeches at this banquet, which we find very fully reported in both the Cas- tlebar ...

... way to his friend, 'till the speaker, seeing that cour- tesy failed, called on the latter to proceed; and Peel, when he did speak, instead of confining himself to the immediate qlues- tion, made a defence of his recent commercial policy, review- ing the ...

... marriage, birth, and service, but lie liveil thl himself to thme most patriarchal age that waes possible-ov ian rallier, to speak more correctly, IliaC it was morally irptupee sum siable for a muan to attain (loud laughter), Ilie did riot hiei- go tate ...