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... Net with Government certainly ; —nor with the House, account speaking as a legitimate part of their p for never was any body of gentlemen more . e nt of speech. But the truth is, it is this speak- mania that has destroyed the work of the ses. Night after ...
... A LADY SPEAKING IN COURT. The proceedings in the Divorce Court, London, , Friday, were of unusual interest, from the fact that lady, whose council had withdrawn from the case consequence of not, according to his own statement, having had time to master ...
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... All the Difference. —Mr Pollock—Speak up, Sir. Witness—Oi thinks oi speaks enough. Baron Alderson—You don't speak loud as the learned counsel. Witness—Noa, it's not loikly; oi'B not used to it; it's his trade. (Laughter.) Keep Your Troubles out of Sight ...
... floetrin SPEAK OF,NTLI THE ERRING. Speak gently to the erring Ye know not a'l the power W the (lark temptation came, some unguarded h')ur. may not know how earnestly struggled, or how well. 'Until the hour darkness came, .And thus, they fell. Speak gently ...
... An Isle of Wight baronet, speaking on the subject of rifle corps, said that in the time of the First Napoleon, every Englishman was most ferociously armed; and they should not let the effect of this bo forgotten. Permission was refused for the Protestant ...
... A MAN MAKES HIS LAST WILL AND SPEAKS HIS MIND. A short time since Mr William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colbome Township, C.W., departed this life, leaving the following as his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery in the district ...
... heretofore sorrowfully spoken. The truths, that the ! experiments which we are speaking must he ften repeated to be successful. It may be doubted whether present the one class sufficiently understands the other,-whether, indeed,-the gulf between them ...
... very serious matter. Prisoner—l cannot speak against conscienco. Baron Martin—You must understand that by pleading Not guilty, you merely say that you desire to have the crime proved against you, and you not speak all against your conscience in taking ...