... January last, being desirous of possessing four additional shares, I came to Ipswich, and called upon the prisoner. I cannot speak to the day when this took place, but I know it was ii the early part of the month, because I paid my instalments into te club ...

... of society, have been raised to a seat in the House of Representatives, -men banished for crimes of a deep die. They openly speak of an annexation of the islands to Greece I and hate the English most cordially. SsrsNA.-A dreadful shock of an earthquake ...

... correct down to September last ? r Mr. Jackaman: You are speaking of the accounts gene, rally, not of these in particular, as they apply to the pre- sent investigation from that book ? Mr. Pearce: I speak from the shareholders ledger. Mr. Ewington: (Producing ...

... wages which the labouring classes had c received before -the act passed, whilst the condition of these classes, generally speaking, bad improved. IThe House divided, when the original motion was ne- gatived by 269 against 173. Mr. STANF'ORD moved for a ...

... then, a patient and impartial hearing for all, he could not but wish that there might be some indi- vidual present who would speak in favour of the new system, because lie was sure the more that new system was discussed, the more apparent would it become ...

... had been deaf eight yearn, and who was instantly restored in the presence at J1, Pitcher, Esa., surgeon, of Ipswsich, who speaks highly of SMr. Downing'sa mode oftreatment. lile. Pilcher hassetmanumber of patients treated by Mr. Downing, who have received ...

... 5th of May,with 14,000 scala (about 150 tuns). The boy was asked what he saw on board the Hamilton Ross at the time he was speaking, and replied, that he saw the captain and doctor in the cabin, hanging over the mate, who had got his hand hurt, a circumstance ...

... 0d44 V01118' 1 to colupromnlse'iupn themP (.Cheers.) On-& recent IO public occasion I thought it to be my bounde dultyh to h speak in.'iefy strong and plain terms, and with the f1fipiL- Et ness that ,becomles my.character ande position. wlth.te- tI spect ...

... which nature had de I signed-were its wine and elive presses; the others, ! he prpeated, were stuff and nonsense; for, ot to speak lof the sacrifice of superior interests which they cost the l country, it was a well-known fact that the whole laud was I ...

... the first place your lordship mays'it will not he wise 'again' to return to a system' of restrietibh and protection, I can speak especially for the interest to which I belong anvd beinI almostaltogether unconnected with the landed interest, I could have ...

... particular religious denomination, be imposed upon the members or officers of the said Uni. versity, or any of them.! To speak of the interests of religion being promoted by an institution from which every reference to it is by law excluded, is a cruel ...

... the affair was another job, and he should vote for the adjournment. Colonel DUNNE thought that every Irish member ought to speak on this question. He should also support the adjournment. i The House then divided, and the numbers were- , For the adjournment ...