... ves might differ with the constituency which had elected them, still the latter dis- I cl aimed all wish to tie them down speak their individual sentiments. It was enough for them to declare that they would give their best attention to the general welfare; ...

... able to conduct advantageously the business of the country. It had been taken fbr granted ou the side of the house which speaking, that all their constituents were of one way thinking—(ministerial cheers), —and it would appear from some of the speeches ...

... country, and to justice to his own principles of reform, not to assent to his noble friend’s amendment, —(Hear, hear.) —In speaking thus, he spoke not his own sentiments alone, but the opinion of bod v of gentlemen neilher insignificant in tank and standing ...

... move that the house resolve itself into a committee of the whole house the supplies. THE KING’S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS.—The Speak proceeded hisstatc carriage, followed by about thirty other carnages cabriolets with members, St. James’s Palace, to preseot ...

... people of the benefit of those reforms’ which the late administration the late House of Commons effected for them, let them now speak out in plain and decided language, and subjoin to the address proposed the minister of the crown those additions which the ...

... employ of the Railway Company about live mouths. was of very thoughtful temperament, and persons addressing him were oltcu to speak three four times before !>c would ■l'.ieud them ; it is therefore supposed that did not hear • carriages approaching him, nor ...

... him, ’37. The business of the session was formally the ICth January speech from the Governor, ir John Colburne, in which he speaks the “increased actiitv with which every description of property proceeds throughut the province.’ Papers to the 7;h of Fch ...

... They did not like the Amendment to the Addiess Then there (he Hullot coming on next week. Harvey's cock-sure, and intend to speak; Vou’ll rotr with us of course’” ‘‘Dmph! caanotsay •' Give I epeal, O'Connell “Perhaps j mav.” The one looked glum at this ...

... The stock of this foreign coffee is 10,000 bags greater than at time last tear. Tea sale still proceeding, and, generally speaking, with ...

... on Monday he should move that th h . > > ri, s. itself into committee the whole house oi. ...

... Their quired; and having cause of enmity x :=•’ would revolt from the amusement of spinning them . ; ■ ' string while they speak with great glee of the oian - • the head 01 Charles with hatchet a U ‘*'-- fond of holding terrorem —we mean nnnt' J i” painted ...

... order as that referred existed, but from what fell ffo' dhe right hou. gentleman opposite, he presumed it did. He was sure speaking from his own experience, that it was high time some regulation should be adopted on the subject. Most unfortunate results ...