... the HOUSE OF COMMONS, THUoRSDAY. as ave The business in the house of commons was of a arel cyuimportant nature, generally speaking. A taillusmber of' petitions, ondiflhrent subjects, were wil presented, wthichl caused somec little ediscisesion. I o In ...

... the experiment of speaking to lier in Polish. On or hearing the accents of her native tongue, Rosalia 'yburst into tbais, and ?? herself into the C ?? arus, exclaimed, 'Ah! I understanad seC Yo I thit is the way nay mndther used to speak to I sue.' The Celint ...

... the chiltiren were called separately ti -s Iftfore the magistrates, WitltoLt the latter being hI enabled to induee theiti to speak. TIhey wvere, as it n a neesessary precaution, reconducted to prison; but L evecry atientiontm tlheir singultirly unfortunate ...

... the lawn, wvhich is tise near i~rvo.estwayto the malthsouse ; we didI isot tespapes; iaN nugE at wayme Mr. Bil but did not speak to Isim, or go- lig-to lissult Isim ; thle dogs weent to fonldle on 'him ; onl lttl they lid iaot ran tse sheep or, attempt ...

... add, thlat his dress corresponded with his manner. He was like a farmer dressed in his best to dine with the laird. I do not speak in moulam parteem, when I say, I never saw a luau iu company with his superiors in station and information, miore perfectly ...

... applietd thie sttminc lii nlrp, Nvithout el' o feet, and at tone us'ellock the eleceiasoel ceased to live. lle did niot speak a ot(ir i Ltftei' lie fell asleep. An inthuest wvas hell onl the body on Satuiday, vieui Ie verdict of Lunacy was rettiined ...

... when the aoid couple began~ se-'h lie in rioutsly to consider the absemmec of their daughteri, tor ;e, or, mmore properly speaking, her silentce after so a latic long a period of absence, as remarkable;- and they Tr re of had fr~equemt conversations abtut ...

... dyes fier tsded iheck - S l, (1tith not live that souiind of (dIly's farewvell- Io somc oi' peace amid eoniifort it mlaay speak 'I'o her it nliv brings. a vilhdered iiazo (0I the sweet inculmorics ?? her carly days. ILaups flame aruouiud-tlic organ's ...

... evening; and would probably, if it were not for the natadl and excusable restlessness of those who attend to vote and not to speak, last' Ia whole Week longek-so IinUch have practised speakers at all times to sag w3hich has been said : already. Hitherto ...

... 26th, in answer to the address of the Senate. In the decree m ?? Mignel does-not style hiumself Prince Regent, ta though he speaks in general terms of the impor- wi Fri- tant affairs contained ii the representation of the co 1u11)s Senate, and adds that ...

... coldl? he gets close to the fire, he isothere t it- aloie, but he is never out of his way; lie -can be c to ensployed in speaking only of Winself. - td Whatever lie says, whatever lie does, it is his I ,e- own interest always which guides him; it follows ...

... it is exerted when m irs, she possesses it absolutely, and w. ith ais ultimate ¢ Itle view of reuderiig'it predominaut. I speak not of p )oS- inidividuals, but of the systemn. I am wsell aware tt Iid that there tare InaIy individuals professing. to- V ...