... Polabetl traue sorb olurcnastaeof E lato pealpoIf itoe btad presitial Iewrca how nestaitesit arhsat n aret comted le. 't' prests speak trtl, areb'it isur'prie enetafion a escrientoe theytll. wretched~ Openeshtrlta theat sea circumtstance fe hris being100,rs ...

... e gaive her half-a-erown for herself, and ts 6ct for the keeper of the house. Miss Wilkinso-1-Will yot let tihe gentleman speak for himself1(? 4 Iaugh). Ilstetpretatiots contilnted-BRorfe going to bed he looked the docr, put the key under his pil- low ...

... they were deluded by the cry of the Queen and reform ' (Cries of no-no.) What can the Queen do for you? (cries of nothiog.) I speak of that young, and I donbt not, amiable 'and lovely female with all possible respect-but it is nonsense to call her the chief ...

... cT--Ve wonder if Mr. Pownall recolleets an occasion ona ss'ich a gentleman of the same Inoose with himself-sod, if report speak trly rthe inti - mately connected withr himn-declnred at a .eeting of tire Anti-Slavery, that tire worongs Of tire negroes ...

... deliberations list session thauld take the chair, no apology it- necessary from me tcie~rs). I am restrained by his presence from speaking in termrs most in unison with my awn feelings of the Value of Mis public services. I rather would appeal to those geentlenion ...

... as oider rwns rnitored, Mr Ryan resumed his speech. Ile sca; etitily glad of the cause of the ictterailifion, but he was speaking to them respect- ing tile Glasgow Cottons Spinners. The attempt of tile masters to reduce tteir wasges dowst to a sum, on ...

... s'me tfose, that Mr. Thoncas vsouldnirt let Mr Iticici know of baai infroimatan. 'The only famii'arity ibst~ Straker costd speak to weeothat Mr. Rick5 hidsh'akeni I'iis' Tbbmas s the bead hie cbairmn obcerred'tlit'h anuastault had 'ieen poved, a verdict ...

... boat at I right to do, Ian 'he was appeoledan. Thin ives called an '1interruption-this aind the hisses put a stop to his speaking, Ir. ,Doubleday eventually, with a goad deal of dilficisity, I prevoilod upon the meeting to give Mr. Brackett a potitent ...

... united-voices. -. HerMajestys's Whig ahMnisti 's have snuousced that euttrsvagancee-ofinten-I1 tioMan JLord John Russell; speaking in-their name snd.,yI their authority, has declared that hos willeppose aill estien I atojp of the rianchiito;, that he will ...

... lerdl might exclaim, Ilike the fat knsighrt in tire play, --A piogisouport suachbarking.._ The noble lord, who 'iarsil ta speak swith a noice' like the fairs'.who come rout of the tutle n sre lars o~heCecl.was allot onae raised to Iprodigionts dimsensions ...

... principal paseage.- 1 do not-know .what the noble snd learned Loed means arben he says my. 'tongue is better bhng-I cannot speak of the hanging of the toegee and as te gloaleg and fattering, l must be al- t lowed to OiLY, I knew bs man n inthis corntry ...

... a beadidate for a bSottish b.horoufh Tihe Tortes now say he iv-os ansu rsuc- esersui 'TUT HnoT111na, that iutuo tsay--we speak for the inetauction Rdiout DeFocratic raderi only -the Arihtocrnttcal ones know well enougah, from' practice,v wiha thy'beame ...