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... of giving congress information on the state of the union, he does not do it merely to express his personal convictions, but speaks as the executive minister of the govern• meat, called upon impartially to scan the interests of the whole country; the condition ...
... t Wakefield. Mr. Raynor: Let them go down. Dickinson : I shall want summonses to summon two witnesses. Itsyttor : You must speak me abut that afterwards. The prisoners were then remcved from the dock. Another prisoner named William Cutts, who •as apprehendo3 ...
... Mr. Heywood rising to make some remarks the Chairman asked, Are i uu going to speak again —Mr. Haywood replied, You are not at all particular about your own friends speaking as often as they choose. Mr. ; lleanett has insulted me, and Mr. Moorhouse has; ...
... wake some remarks the chairman asked, Are you going to speak again ?—Mr. Haywood replied with his accustomed cooluesa and severity, Yon rare nut at all particular about your own friends speaking AS often as they choose. Mr. Bennett has insulted me, Med ...
... of the landing of the Iteglialt at Bushire in order to execute a general 'movement towards Persia. 'fho I'rcue Orient, in speaking of the affairs of Persia, says:— English subjects and interests at Teheran bave, in souseimam of the absenoe of all the ...
... to Wakefield. Mr. Rayner Let them go down. Dickimum : I shall want summonses to Fummon two witnesses. Ail Raynor You must speak to me about that afterwards. ...
... of the landing of the English at Bushire in order to execute a general ni,,vement towards Persia. The Presse Orient, in speaking of the affairs of Persia, says :— English suljeets and interests at Teheran have, in consequence of the absence of all the ...
... before , be made public through the same medium as the origi 'this assumption. For instauce, he says that the I got him to speak to complainant about the nal assertions. Mr. Smith wished to state that he had!of the theatre royal proditees•u article worthy ...
... °rigawith him last Sunday in the evening. That ass before'nal assertions. Mc. Smith wished to state that he had got him to speak to complainant about the V, o4l4 h l not had any money transactions with the bankrupt, This was nut a scheme to get money from ...
... a good 'lea about the American Washing Machine. 'lb. latest 'novelty of the kind i., however, au Englishman's lion. The we speak of not only wash. in a ! superior manner and with the smallest amount of labour, I but also airings the clothes and mangles ...
... routes by which a passage might he made for an army. THE WAR WITH PERSIA. +is The latest accounts front St. Petersburg, iu speaking of the capture of Herat by the Persians, dissimulate less and less the interest with which Russia regards events in that ...
... and Bente will now become of daily Marra-f--ine interest. The other foreign news received last night front various quarters speaks for itself. The gravity of the agitation against the incometax increases The burden is a heavy one, and ever)- lbody would ...