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... gentlemen, on giving a notice of motion, to enter into the grounds upon which they founded it. _ Whilst the.SPeaker was yet speaking Sir F. Ommane, rose and moved that the House be counted. The motion, however, fell to the ground from want of a seconder ...
... plays an' pranks! _ Accept a bardie's humble.thanks I When wanting thee, what timel.ss cranks Are my poor verses. o r, when he speaks of drinking ahealth in auld Nanse Tinnock's - Nine times a week! 'it seems, unfortunately, not to Dr. C. that noth ing is ...
... asking your age, Ma'am. . Age, age; Eh ! what business has the man wi' my_ age. Do you speak Gaelic, Sir? I have no English, I dinna understand what lie says; speak naething but Gaelic. As none of the gentlemen were so fortunate as their Celtic countrywoman ...
... of Commons,' said several voices from the pit and galery)—in speaking of royalty from a public - stage. (Applause.) Jude, I believe, I may say that it is contrary to all etiquette to speak of any individual by name on the stage of a public theatre. (Applause ...
... with universal applause. A new Piece is announced for next week, entitled The Witch of Derncicugh. The Green-Room report speaks very highly of it. popular Opera of Love in a Village has placed Young Meadows in the Lands of Mr. Leoni Lee; but we cannot ...
... hope to stand out against the combined attacks of wealth and ignorant devotion to the ruling power; far be it from us to speak lightly of the British Constitution; we admire it in theory, (as Mr. Cooper, the able counsel in the case says) and even ...
... considerably improved, and those who have not seen it ought to lose no time in gratifying their curiosity. By the bye, we speak not of vulgar curiosity to see sights, shows, or monsters.. ' but we consider that 110 Gentleman, Antiquary, or classical Scholar ...
... to truth or to honesty. The defendant then stated that she was asiervant at fixed wages to her brother, and proceeded to speak of the laws of the cauntry. The common law was common_ abase— Judge Pest could not permit the laws of the country to be reviled ...
... well and do littleEd era tante) bue ii peer uonto, • Ch's senkava en Canonic° del Duomo.11 * Michael Angelo's words, in speaking of it, were always Polersi appena initilarc, non superare con l'arte—(That art could scarcely imitate, not rival it.) ...
... Queen's dissolution. We can hardly think it probable that the intention of his Majesty can be correctly stated in the letter. We speak, however, only from the mere probabilities of the thing; we have no direct testimony in contradiction of the letter. What must ...
... and no prospect of future tranquillity in this life, it is a pleasure to contempla:e my approaching death, and why may I not speak what I feel ? All these observations were made with such sweetness of manner and such calmness of tone, as to make an impression ...
... royal father on the subject of the consideratiou sliewn by the latter to the Princess. I know him, . says Duke of Kent (speaking of his illustrious brother), to he severely wounded by his Majesty's visits to Blackheath. ---- The reports respecting ...