... remain of the patrician power and chivalry of Ireland assemble in her fallen capital only to uphold usurious rental and declare bread war against her famined people ? My Lord Glengall, it is not protection but freedom wc want, for the land—its free uses for ...

... majority, regarding such an act to a declaration of war, would vole him into the chair of President, and that as President would have a larger military force his command than ho has now. The Procurear-Qsneral continues to war against the press. Paris. Thursday ...

... are informed by the Reporters thattremendous cheering and waving of hats” followed this subjunctive and lawyer-like declaration of war against England! There is nothing new under the sun. Here we find, three years after the death of Mr. O’Connell, the ...

... bars of course discovered, long ere this, that Pasquiu Les declared eternal war with social sell.,—a war of hatred, never to be appeased,—a war in which quarter will neither be asked nor given—a war, in short, pf extermination. A feeling of ...

... readers hare course, diseorered long ere this, that Patqma has declared eternal war with social erils—a war of haired, nerer to be appeased, a war, in which quarter will neither asked nor war, short, of ester, mioation. A fediurof ...

... and filled their minds with the sinful apprehensions of the future. Its mere announce- ment acted on the funds like a declaration of war, emptied the places of public anmtsement, and sent the strangers at i to the Prefecture of Police to procure pass-ports ...

... filled their minds with the most painful apprehensions of the future. Its mere announcement acted on the funds like a declaration of war, emptied tbe places of public amusement, and sent the strangers at Pam the Prefecture Police procure pass ports for ...

... alluded to the prerogative declaring war peace, which ho asserted could only exercised by her Majesty with the advice of her Privy Council. The Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to observe, that reprisals amounted. fact, a declaration of war, for the only difference ...

... representatives of South Carolina, in which body he remained till the hour of his death. Mr, Calhoun was the author of the declaration of war in 1812; but it was to his counsels and influence, in a great degree, that peace was preserved between England and America ...

... this act the French have not only demonstratcd their extreme folly in the management their own affairs, but they have declared common war against Christianity. Pruriency and sensuality are the objects they have chosen for their worship. They wanted divinity ...

... that provisions were low salariss ought to come down. Sir R Peel opposed the motion. Mr Cobden treated the motion as a declaration of war against wage* and therefore opposed the motion. Lord J. Russell stigmatised the motion for inquiry as being unjust. ...

... reduced during the last ten years. Mr. Roebuck voted for a scrutiny into the salaries. Mr. Cobdbn treated the motiou as a declaration of war against wages, and therefore opposed it. W hen production increased through the progress of sciences, whether the increase ...