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... meeting of Parliament, the hallucination may pass he away; but if his present state of excitement should as continue, he may then rise in his place and deliver *n, an oration, as wild, rhapsodical, incoherent, and in- symptomatic of downright monomania, as Mr ...
... representation of the Opera Comique will be limited to the months of January, February, and March, terminating the season before Easter. At the re-opening of the Theatre, after Raster, •n Monday, April I, M. Samson (of the Theatre Francaia, Paris) will have ...
... be continued on each j succeeding Friday Evening, at the same hour, till further notice. Arrangement of the Lectures before Easter : — Eiaht Lectures on I Hydrostatics and Pneumatics, by the Rev. M. O'Brien, M.A. ; to commence ou Tuesday, Jan. 29, at Three ...
... in banco, up at twelve or one of the clock; and the Irish Exchequer, if we be rightly informed, sitting at eleven, oftener rises at half-past two or three than at four or five. Even the Queen's Bench is not overworked; rarely does it happen that the principal ...
... Comique will be limited to the months of January, February, and March, terminating the season before Easter. At the re-opening of the Theatre, after Easter, on Monday, Apr!, 1, M. Samson (of the Theatre Francais, Paris) will have the honour of making his ...
... cast a dampness over the inarket. Saltpetre has been and continues in brisk requeost and prices are well maintained at the rise which took place a fortnight since. lrice for the Britishr market has been extremely dull and only a lirmited business has ...
... of bread for four days; but I can’t now eat it.” She again said, I am ill I hardly know how to bide here,” and attempted to rise, and completely staggered from weakness. then gave an order to her, or* her sister, and said, Take this fast as you can to ...
... February account. This last part of the transaction very clearly shows that the party so acting calculates on a very considerable rise in price, as it must take a variation of nearly 2 per cent. to make any profit on the option alluded to. The fluctuation in ...
... another, where assemble all the sommites of the Stock Exchange, and here sometimes the crowd is so great, and disputation rises high, that it may be considered very sueenr sale of the Passage I’Opera, orths pavement before From the next salon (the one ...
... Spence and another V. I.ountague; Freeman and another,. Whdokher; Burdit v. Mann; Doe d. Dean and Chapter of Eeterv. Phelps (Easter Termis; Carr. v. Mostyn; Shield v. Wilkins; Dennis. wan and another . oung asad another. 0 Doeudastl.-eyFor judgment: Grahea ...
... haughty defiance (loud cheers). Sink or rise—stand or fall—we will be found together (enthusiastic cheering, followed by couuter-cheeriug and uproar). The resolution was carried. Lord Claud Hamilton then rose and said—l rise for the purpose of proposing that ...
... Anchor lan, Huddersfield, that will bod man to aboot match with Charles Crosaley Mirfleld, for 4*4 aide, 9 birds each, 31 yards rise, 80 yards fall, If* of shot, on the 17 ...