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... Duke of RICHMOND—I am perfectly in order. I can move an adjournment on the present occasion, and speak on that question. (Cries of Go on, and Speak.)_ But I perfectly in order in addressing the house, and in the first place I beg leave to express ...
... FRENCH AND ITALIAN. Allison's Child's French Friend. 18mo 2 Allison's La Petite Francaise: Vocabulary, &c. 18mo 2 Douville's Speaking French Grammar. Crown Bvo. 7 6 Jordan's German Writing Copies. Oblong 1 6 Juigne's Table of French Verbs. On a large sheet ...
... speech, which was listened to with profound attention, well that of M. Guizot, who replied to it on ednesday, and was left speaking when our reporter left the Chamber. The subject of the speech of M. Thiers was the difference which now divided America and ...
... chairman was putting it to the meeting, when Mr. Hind said ha appeared for some shareholder*, and had right previously to speak. He went 011 to contend that the committee management had been most unjustly stigmatised. knew that twenty-one the committee ...
... in language plain, yet impressive as pounds, shillings, and pence, gave the most unanswerable reason for taking the cash. Speaking, we may say, in a voice from the till, he said, He considered it to be extremely bad policy, in a town dependent as Windsor ...
... HooKt.it. Vol. 4, with plates. 184.5. Cloth, boards, £1 10s. G. OLLENDORFF.—Anew method of learning to rea:l, write, and speak the German language six months. Translated from the fifth French edition, by G. J. Bcrtinpt hair.p, A. B. Second edition, revised ...
... which I have everacted. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gentlemau fastened upon an expression which fell from last night, when I was speaking of ancient monarchy—a proud aristocracy and reformed Parliament. (Hear, hear.) I wish I could weigh every expression well ...
... Let Monsieur look down, then A cold air, laden with an earthy smell, upon the face of Monsieur; for she has opened, while speaking, trap-door in the wall. Monsieur looks in. Downward to the bottom, upward to the top, of a steep, dark, lofty tower; very ...
... Fhuttday, the debate was continued bv M. ttta Y ° n ' M Leon dp Malleville, M* Terr, nnrt 'I a M - r-art - ' wll vras speaking when our left the Chamber. Prices have been stcadv, with Corss v, l to thc ri °- ' , m, Five per cent 121 40, ' ' r cent ...
... proof that the old construction of engine is admitted to deficient in length of boiler. You will bear in mind that I am now speaking the boiler siraplv, the other parts of the construction of the engine upon which General offers an opinion I shall come to ...
... has created and employs, but this the first time I have ever heard the expression of American balance of power. I have heard speak of the balance of European power. It an expression which I have more than once used in spc-aking, and frequently in writing ...
... by the defendants; and tome of the cases referred to were decided upon consent. The common law of England, generally speaking, took no notice any foreign institution, or the laws and usages of any other country. It recognized the residence of foreigners ...