... departure from ancient customs, habits, and opinions. On the other hand is a party, perhaps more numerous, though (generally speaking) less talented, but making for their want of individual influence, excess of zeal party who are for laying the axe to the ...

... surprised imprudence the expression that had been used the right lion, secretary preceding evening,* in which had said, in speaking the repeal of tbe union, that they would resist it the death. He 'Major Keauclcrk: was much opposed the repeal oT the union ...

... gaol with them, but did not hear the conversation, and believes Ik; did not speak till they got home. Mr. Archer :to Jacobs;. Did yon say that Jacobs. 1 believe did not speak. Solicitor. will now impress on the this point- that when two witnesses give ...

... begin the one, or the other to be told you shall not finish ? [Hear, hear.] Mr. Canning had once said in that house, while speaking of tbe repeal of the Union, Repeal the Union, said he. and restore the heptarchy. He thought with Mr. Canning—and that ...

... made bis appearance at Covent Garden Theatre in the character of Sir Edward Mortimer, in the Iron The London Papers do not speak of his performanc\as: being of the highest order. The girl Gilham, 13 years of age, whom mentioned in our first Edition as ...

... tithes ana yler their lessee. Lord Lyndhnrst. The first terrier appears to be made the college and not by their tenant, and speaks ofthe hay tithe beiiw « su to the payment of 3d. and an acre. Mr. Beanies. Kither the parole or the documentary evidence or ...

... persevering efforts of the undersigned to effect a pacific arrangement. The Paris Correspondent tiie Titncn unhesitatingly speaks of the illness of the Duchess Herri in a manner which can only be justified by clearly ascertained facts. It would be most ...

... had made, because what had fallen from him (Mr. O'Conncll) was calculated to lead him into it. He (Mr. O'Conncll) had been speaking of Bills, mid of tbe injustice of people being taxed by those pomona who were not their Representatives and in his allusion ...

... Kean, made his appearance at . Garden Theatre in the character Sir Edward ™ timer, in the Iron Chest. The London Papers - speak bis performance as being of tbe order. ...

... the vine party would have us make : a few of less politic among them openly tell us so, the conduct of many of their body speaks r wishes equally plain. the most powerful engines directed inst the monarchy the permanent estahment Political Unions. In ...

... Prisoner delivered the money up to witness. Prisoner, in defence, said he did not steal the money. Lord Western was called to speak to the prisoner s character. His Lordship gave him good character tpr honesty and industry, and said if he were acquitted would ...

... for the repeal of that tax, because I for the repeal all taxes, and because wish freedom for every man think, and write, and speak pleases, subject, course, to laws on the subject. Lord ai.thorp was decidedly opinion tbat the extension of education did prevent ...