... was a sort of concelt, qudta ?? proper spirit o self-reliance a and adep. dense whihB all ogto ae ut foriance, a they uud to speak of ase Engiha on bet ?? Why, be could find a bull-dOB9 which would beat oven the English- Mal), and, therefore, on this principle ...

... catted me a scoun. drel sod liar, and went on heaping on Me the most hitter taunats and opprobrilousepithets. While he was speaking,he drew abhadfulof papers from hts pocket, and task from among them my two notes, and aleso an old letter from Dr. Hossack ...

... Of thedtrasoha thefru letmyn ?? aebe toials or impruden. Some discosslonensued, inthe coaroeof which, the Chwairman, . speaking of 'Mr. Hill's recommnaendation, said, That a gentle- man who hed so conducted hlmself in a matter of this impor- ts'nre ...

... quite fit n for the Presidency: and the fact of his election, solely 01 on the ground of his merits as a soldier, does not Pi speak well for the working of popular election to fl that immensely important office. He proved, how- nI ever, a decided friend to ...

... most disgraceful manler, and had tlsat day frequently and grossly insulted the ladies, his i accusers, in his speech. While speaking of one of them, hie remarked, that he could say many things of her, which 0 would raise a greater blush on her cheek than ...

... establishment of the appellate jurisdiction of the Privy Council, and to argue that it bad bnen weakened every year. He did not speak of the lawful supremacy of the Crown, but of an unhallowed interference with the spiritual authority of the Church, which must ...

... Islands. del Lord NUOGENT seconded the motion whirls Air. Hums fouonded pal upon hial speech, and wallet his Lordship wes speaking the House was lbs counted out, eit hatlf -past nine o'ciock, Col WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. lbs so The Poor Relief Dill was road ...

... would be for the Courts of law to decide whether he had taken the oath properly or not. We presume that the ATTORNEY-GENERAL speaks the general opinion of the law officers of the Crown, and probably of the Judges: and if their opinion should be against BARON ...

... (Laughter.) e Mit H1. BERKELEY (whO'0001114p14d anmot on the front oposition ti bench) adls~i bead chigan 1I- t oat ft as, whilst speaking, hea would ~1 hav tolea onthetabe, win tophyica a~ctinj(Hfear, hear.) irwever, hre Geiw&ts On.fetitemi6 ?? lqedegaie0 og ...

... self-respsct If be permitted seine Ii of ties remarks which hod been uttered to pass unnoticed. I should E: realty have thought, speaking in the language of a lawyer, that the 0 dioruaseon to-day was the discussion of a suit I Ferrend mrroise b the Manufactarers ...

... article in which' the recent attemmptps of the partisans of Louis Napoleon to re-establish f the Emire are severely handled, speaks. of' the Prince de I Joinville ina Way that shows that it is the intention'of the c friends of the Orleans family to bring ...

... business: one having a knowledge of the WVorsted Trade would be preferred. It is absohltely neceisliry that lie should be able to speak and n correspond fluently in either the German or French lasngages Cet s (botle if possiblel. The remeuneration v/ill be in ...