... had the debate beer. brought to a conclusion that night. He was quite aware that many gentlemen would feel it necessary to speak upon the question, who at that late 9f the night,. could hardly be expected to address the house. He wished, however, that ...

... which the most scurrilous and ribald abuse wasvented 'upon the Duke of Wellington, by a number of low ruffians claiming tt speak the sentiments of the calumniated people of England, the proceedings were appropriately closed by the 'adoption of an Address ...

... of a criminal •conversation, was clearly proved, and the defendants were ordered to pay a fine of 51. each, with leave to speak to the prosecutor. ...

... rules in the Latin Syntax, students may learn to articulate every word with propriety; be taught to modulate the voice, and speak with accuracy of inflection, from the easiest to the most difficult specimens of English oratorical Composition. By JAMES WRIGHT ...

... Advertiser wishes to engage herself with several Ladies who have not acquired at school, or with their governesses, the habit of speaking 'French correctly, in order to enable them to converse freely in that language. Conversrtion .upon difrerent subjects being ...

... rules in the Latin Syntax, students may learn to articulate every word with propriety; be taught to modulate the voice, and speak with accuracy of inflection, from the easiest to the most difficult specimens of English oratorical Composition. By JAMES WRIGHT ...

... Bradshaw from London, a Conszrvative. All the three have been personally waiting upon the electors, and Mr. Bradshaw's party speak with the greatest confidence of succcss. As Sir Butane Donkin's supporters consider his return quite certain, it would appear ...

... say, that they entertained the greatest respect for the interests of the Church, and had no desire to encroach upon them. Speaking for himself, he was ready to avow, that he thought the right of the Church to the property it enjoyed as sacred as the rights ...

... being commensurate with the exPectations of the parties who planned and cencocted it. Com- Paratively speaking the numbers were not great—positively speaking, we have seen within the last few years, a greater number of persons assembled to witness a public ...

... country the staple of his eulogium of the' then existing policy of Government, and the very high' prices of which we are now speaking were adduced bY him, upon comparison with the point from which they had advanced, as a proof of such prosperity. It may be ...

... the House of Commons, when so returned, no more speaks the sense of the people of these kingdoms than of those of France or America. in Fhert, the House of Commons, as at present constituted, not speaking the sense of the people; and the present body of ...

... waiting with the greatest possible anxiety fin the announcement of a Tory canaidate in this borough. I assurc you that I am speaking the sentiments of numbers of my fellowparishioners, when I assert that we are determined not to bc quietly ridden over by ...