... sentence. Yesterday, at three o'clock in the morning, my servant came to inform use that one of the prisoners had found meson to speak to me in secret, and that he wished to beeline that moment. I was much surprised at this sage; but what my horror when one ...

... complete. temporary Theatre we base erre seen—it is capable ~f holding 2000 primes.. Toe. who have wi , •emed the nertormasees speak of them in terms of prams.. the ron.pany posies' considerable talent, said the scilicet dr a we s are splendid So far as we ...

... cheers. It may well, sir, be said, that there who never speak of multitude, without adding something in the *hate of dispar.-gement or contempt, have, in this instance, a lesson afforded them not to speak of any class of their fellow-subjects in a wanner wheel ...

... were promoting the interests of British rommerre in • quarter of the gluhe at a great personal dried- e ,, et „ —(llene.) Speaking, then, in his o ffi cial as well in his individual capacity, he hemmed this ed to state, 0 a that the petitlos should remise ...

... treaty of peace between Belgium and Holl.usd, recommended by thegrest powers, and inserted in irir fourth page. ilervrally speaking, however, thh debate elicited no'bins wive' nr striping in point of facL We will not, iher.-fore, fatigue our readers ith ...

... said the wealthy pupils ought to pay Hem own profemora • but Mr. Rice, Mr. Peel, and Lord Milton. supported Mr. HUNT tried to speak against it, but a genera roughing interrupted hiss, whi,b he said was alwayr brunet& on by_ the amigo, the paw Mr. ROBINNMO ...

... Majority for Alm. inters 97. On the question that the Speaker do leave the chair, ..rioous rneiothers addressed the House, speaking to the general question, and occupying the time till 1 o'clock. olonel Conollo, Mr. Fanc, Mr. C. Ps and Mr. Arra 00D, were ...

... neither (lid, nor ever went to address the people of (bender on that day. Bat I don't intend to convey an idea that I was above speaking to the people because they were premature and extravagant iu their demands, fora share of :hose rights and privilege. which ...

... sittiag opred and address* Lin red; 'Sire, we ere i.e.' to receive the oath try the Comatitetios. 1 stall first invite the tto speak, who will resign authority into limit of the The Repent then rose, and turning towards Coe delivered a suite:dr addrvie. M ...

... word they spake ; therefore, in like manner, be ye as familiar with them again as they be with yon. If they speak to you in the French tongue, speak you to them in the English tongue; for if you understand not them, they shall no more tooleretand you. And ...

... placed him on some shavings in the garret of the workhouse Ho. looked very ill, and both eyes were swelled tip. Ile did not speak. I found him on the floor of the red, and laid him on the board, and washed him with warm water He died the next morning. No ...

... time paid teenage duty annoniting to t2lll. besides quarantine sod other duties. French vessels, on the contrary, generally speaking, never paid more in British porta than one-third of the duty paid by En g lish vessels French pure. The charge in French ...