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... again in _^ Parliament ; , _although an _attack-of _heart'complaint compelled him . to _avoid _, tlie _excitement of public ' speaking . After a few _sessions , _lie rctireu . froin the _: House of Commons , and only _ _about _' . two . yeara : ago _he was ...
... gaze , would show » mass of l _^^^ H _enormities ( not to _allude to more _scandalous ir _. _^^^ lH lations ) which would _speak morc _^ _strondy _.-thgfiSS _' _anything-we can say _here in _favour _, of _acBangg-fi _^ Jt _^ _E-r _^ the existing practice ...
... to liis ConimaiulcMh-Chicfi ' lcYSl tft ; :. thc ; mCiinest capacity . He may _Iia' ; c thbiight it inorc becoiniiig to ' _speak to liiin _, as if _he'had some _common sense , _and was _iiot in _n _secoiuleluldhoQd _.,- A uvm _capable nf rsflcction could ...
... he might not have thought and acted _aa _honestly without _speaking BO _plainly to _people who ( to _their shame ) did _. not _appreciate plain _speaking . _Nevertheless , _we are not _speaking _of Macaulay _as _if he had _. _been in all respects a model ...
... _; ' Speiice ' _s three''Villago _^ Scene . _'i in _^ _'War wick , Mbs _. 50 , 51 _, 52 , are clean audgraphic _. They speak _. of _tlic-neaUiessaiid comfortof _English village _homes _. _Nos _. 69 and 70 ; Oh the Rca . Water , and Cnilchcm _Mill ...
... of the _northernmost _point of the _continent of America . Hcncefortli , antarctic Cape Horn will have its pendant , so to speak , in _. arctic Cape Murchison—a name _honoured _. alike in geographical and geological science . On this _subject _Captain ...
... from Crown _. lands _presente no change calling for remark _. . . _.. The _Miscellaneous _returns , which _, _generally _speaking , are but of slight _moment , on this occasioM _. _require attention _from the fact _that . they _influence the general results ...
... s _and _exclusive iiisiilnri . _sins from which _Englishmen of all European _!} _find it most _difficult to _escape . In speaking of Macanlay ' s _prose works , his _essays , _and his _history , _there' is a _great deal to be said _in-praise of _Iiw style ...
... _various _statementa which • _ara _mucli moro than mere _, _rumours , there was ' _something to _speak about if it _. had _been the Imperial convenience to speak . _There _la , it _appears , ah extreme probability that the _Congress so long talked of and ...
... _; e . veil . tlmt . titey _will . be foiind ' always _. iii ' _iaccorcliince _^ m' tIie ; C 6 u ' gress ., ; Wc ' merely speak of _, _Hie _general coiicurrciic _. e of France in _the ; pniiciplc _t ; pro . _claiii _icil _^ • J ) _yJ , Englarid — _, that ...
... represented _, to be in _. a innch _. ' _'belter state now' than for a long time past _. _' . A _' _change- of * _language in _speaking of England and _. _things _English _is-. _observable among . even _. _subordinate-officials _, in faithful imitation _,: ...
... _religion _. 'Young _affiances detected in _** - _- - . — _n _, - — _•^**' _ _-l _. ___ _tl-- _- _--a--- _ r aiiomcr oi _speaking to _one _nave ueen , _oy me -uur the said _. Bishop , beaten and ill-treated by _the _police . I will . mention _the'names ...