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... would hare ate great and glorious city of London engaged in the same battle as themselves (vehement cheering). He did not speak thus from any ignorance that there was another Protestant Association elsewhere, and a National Club elsewhere; but it was ...
... antagonist. Say a word about Irish landlords—express a hope that they will du something, or a regret that they have not done it—speak of them at all, except in the most euphemistic terms—and you find yourself in a hornet's nest. The Times, we much regret to ...
... I am satisfied. The Chairman—There is no motion before the' chair; so I will be happy to hear any gintleman who wishes to speak. Mr. Charles Ropir then came forward. He said that he rose to move the first resolution, which was similar in wording to the ...
... trupfather to saes her and her cbild Oh, my child Kneel with me, hooch at nature In his heart: Let the of a once loved son Speak In this little one, who never wronged you, And plead the father) and idow's cause. How exquisitely tender were the tones ...
... strong for qualinish stomachs at such times all who speak truth or write it are too violent.' It is, no doubt, alio prudent policy for the country party to observe silence until the proper time of Speaking shall coma, that is, when men are sufficiently irritated ...
... of its abdJmen : the Duke of Wellington himself going as an inside passenger to the retaking of Paris. The Examiner thus speaks of Jonathan and the Mexicans':— The Times compares the war between the United States and Mexico to the struggle between ...
... down amid the stentorian acclamations of admiring eroalporters. On the Liberator himself, however. devolved the heavy speaking of the day; end hating nothing better prepared, he presented himself to his audience in the character of the perfect l a ...
... heart abominated slavery unless they came 1 complete a statement of his 'Fishes, Sir Herbert Teeter of that people; but 1 speak in the presence of some of 1 to some distinct resolution (applause). informed him, that he had but to choose one of two retire ...
... week in the foreign exchanges promises to reach a most alarming point within a very short time. The Times of Tuesday, when speaking of the probable demand for money both at home ►od abroad, says What are we to expect when no further additions to the ...
... were selling at' I. per sack in that island. THE CORN TRAM. (meat Till MASK LANE LIPRERS.) The accounts from Ireland do not speak so des! pondiogly of the state of the country this week as before. There, as on this aide of the Channel, the late crops of ...
... The society they had met to aid was a most interesting one. Its object was religiously to instruct the Irish who could not speak English, through the means of their own language. Ireland had at present strong claims upon their sympathies and assistance ...
... meat, which the poor man sold by retail ; and that be personally requested a gentleman, hoae driver the convert was,not to speak to him. He quoted I other eases from the papers of the same kind, and said it was no wonder the people should be degraded wider ...