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... not the fact, he would not press the motion which he was about to submit to their Lordships. A Noble Lord the other night, speaking of the Opposition, said, all that was wanted was a fair tight anti no favour. Now he, Lord Lou. donderry, wished to know ...
... in such a way that they ought to have known it was made onNfr.Wilks' private account, and that it therefore was, legally speaking, a fraud upon Mr. Verbeke. The Attorney-General merely proved for the plaintiffs the hand-writing of Mr. Wilk,, and that ...
... long as it pleased . God to spare him. 'he would continue to shy t o. Were the great offices of state filled? Technically speaking they. were, but it was as notorious as noon day, that in point of fact they were riot. If then the Administation, as now ...
... determination to support Mr. CANNING were, the Earl DARLINGTON and Lord SPENCER. The Duke of NEWCASTLE pronounced Mr. CANNING (speaking politically) to be the most profligate Minister that ever was in power ; and designated the coalition AS ONE OF THE MOST ...
... to be committed by, or to approve, the extreme warmth of this Letter; but your Majesty knows, that Irishmen feel deeply and speak ardently ; and that their language will allow some abatement, like the, commodity of a tradesman, who offers his wares at a ...
... of its Melt - Wpittudid prerogative, agyrelifue , the Commons of its most 'splendid -.reward, • • • 7 ' Mr. lIUME did not speak from tumour but from a conviction of . o? growing evil. Mr. CANNING felt obliged to the ion, Member for his.declaration ; for ...
... Derry down, &c. The battle roar'd loud, still the Bone-a rubber cried 4 6. Your hissings and hootings with scorn I deride; speak if I die—till to-morrow by So he put on his night cap and gave them a nod. Derry down, &c. Then he laughed, and he grinn'il ...
... Dingle. Mr. Dingle, which was admirably played by KEELEY, is a gentleman so completely uxorious, that he can hardly think, speak, or act, except with reference to his wife, and centers all the happiness of life in being married. There is not much action ...
... theory—in the world. Experience, has demonstrated to ,us that the Roman Catholic system is hostile to national freedom. We speak not of individuals. Amid the wreck of mind, Some trace of goodly treasure still we find— The desert, where the gloom of slavery ...
... as a convenient and agreeable substitute for Lemonade. They are admirably adapted for all persons who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, as those who have tried their efficacy universally acknowledge. These Drops are patronised by Physicians ...
... have proved them from it, if political rancour did not obstruct the calmer exercise of the judgment. The Times of yesterday, speaking of the recent ministerial changes, has the following observation But the new Prime Minister is charged with having rid ...
... prematurely stir Up the feelings of the. people .Of England. ' :Nei 'further, and. evince the entire sincerity with which you speak, you are: pleased: characterize the object itself, at which you have long been aiming, as merely 'a theoretic; though essential ...