... the maintenance of retii;ion; to persons must naturally, however I:colourable they wore, he iedillerent to their duty, to speak tif,it with the Mott strained candour, The ?tight' lion. Cimitlenten then , observed, in 1i0.2 the Parlia:oeirt of Ireland ...

... down covered, the infortning him that there is a chair for his Lordship to repose hims4ll in. When lie rises to speak in his defence,' ha speaks uncovered. lie may be admittettintolthe liousoas soon as the Member who is_to move tilt , impeachment rises. ...

... the evil could he A footing, kowever, in lndia, in tlin present sittiation of our affairs in that coun. t ry , woulAl, to speak of it lathe mildest terms, to a source of utmos nCern and anxiety to every intelligent mind. Franee, with our Naval superiority ...

... incapable of expression,. is very capable of the torture, and as the Lilliputian poctsaict , of The Man Mountain, When he speaks, Thunder brvaks. • With these excellences. howevee we „should'. , not be a, little happy to see Mr. Pore yield the principal ...

... natural 'reSources; arid when this is the of a system of conquest let loose on Willa, it is clear that it Is minpOSSihlC to speak of the balance of Europe without taking into consideration the balance of the Indies. In confining your limits, you will do ...

... comprehending and uniting all the ta- Silents and wisdom of the,country, could enable us to weather the.otorm. He did not speak. the latignage of despoiniency, or from any apprehensi, , n of not being able to maintain our independence and rig it- as a ...

... war was read in the House of Commons, his Y was witnessing the farce of Raising the Wind at another House. Theatrical report speaks in • the highest terms of approbation of the New Piece in preparation at the Royal Circus, and advertised for performance ...

... know the sense of the house, but Could make nothing of the answer, which was coi4fasion worse eanpunded. Ike attempted to speak Once more, bitt be - might as well have whispered to a tempest, and was at length . 'compelled to retire: - The piece is withdrawn ...

... respertability in . 1 45 ' 111111 / Of describing , -Colonel Passnigharn rat:tieptrsou uniformly borne the.best•ot .rs, also Speaking Of the other defendant as a lv mai dt:tentlaiits frDiii the affidavits of t lie that they had infant families de. p9:lt.lellt: ...

... On his road to market having stumbled over a shepherd's pipe, stopped to .examine Rs cnnstruction, and happening to make it speak in turning it about with hi nose, exclaimed in a rapture, ...

... that the present Corn Market sbould:.be comiderubly enlarged, end that another should be erected at PliddingtOn.- lie should speak more at large on this subject, when the Paddington Canal Bill came before their Lordships.-7-AdJourued. V, JOLT 4. Mt/LLANO ...

... shortly ' , addressed the Jug , who returned a erdict for the Plaintilf.--..0204 fifty pounds. . Amongst others called upon to speak to the characte of Dr. Troy, and the entertained of him 11 Government, were . Lords ~., , id.nouth, Ca stlerengh,.Canr: r den ...