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... noise and t*arows himself into uminatural attitudes, lonking mote like a male 1'ythones,-a bull may pass current, perhaps, in speaking of ah Irish. masn-than a rational British senator. As to the matter of what lie as peaks, the less we say about it the better ...
... anxiety * tijal to what lie experienced oa the present ?? and tshouting;) This interruption was v panfu to 'dr.-~(ries of Speak out i) His dependencewas ciiithelk g uo tseI- Cies of 1 Universal Sfrg) He ripiltaled tb thitii dohttilion uionst (Shouts ...
... Worst aspects of the times. A few weeks ago, a friend of his had remonstrated wvith the editor of a London paper, and after speaking very highly ofhuim (Mr. AttWvood) tlit editor did him the honour to acknowledge the truth of the undeserved praises which ...
... Christian patriot alive.-(Cheers.) It was because Fletcher determined to stand forth in defence of those who were unable even to speak for themselves-those poor, little, decrepid labourers, who passed along the streets of your manufacturing towns to their daily ...
... which distin. I 'gudished 'Daniel O'Conniell. '-(-Awful 'groans and 'yells.) He (Mr. C.) v 'would supr h charter, generally speaking; but he did not think so f miuch'abont the ballot, althouagh Mr~ Q'Connell'had often protested that e 1 he bluibbered'anid ...
... a very fine troop -of lions and tigers, and using a bust 11 of Shalrspeare as a: footstool ; but we -can let the 'showman- speak fur himself and give his 1liexplanation of the Hallegory i- ' Thite;ladiees antig-nticnmen, Is daminrtipreisnints Bt rD ...
... lauded interest a pre. ponderating influence ia this House.-(Hear, hear.) What I referred towas, the speech, or more properly speaking the few words that I uttered at the end of the discussion on the Reform Bill. ' At the end ' of the discussion on the Reform ...
... rascalities are detailed therein. Gracious heaven1. and we live in the nineteenth century. We have left ourselves no room to speak of the other domestic reform which we have classed with this as possible to be carried this Session. We shall return to this ...
... pretensions is, S by.y, goj THE WORLD or FASHION, of which world this is the veritable for Atlas. Ask it, if it is not I It will speak for itself, to those who rer choose to pay the trifling sum of two shillings to consult it. ra ALEXANDER'S EAST INDIA AND COLONIAL ...
... anti there beheld the child at tile foot of the bed. It wvas dusk; lernm the early period of thle morning, hearing ns ?? speak, she asked the child were her dither an d inther were? The clild shiowedt(liensto witness. 'ihe child wits sprinkuled with ...
... Mr. Harvey was accordingly sent for.' Mr. HARVFY, on presenting himself, was received with loud and con. tinned cheers. Speaking on the subject of his appointment to the situa- tion as regiStrar, he said it was not an appointment of the Crown, bdt of ...
... as to her motives in acting as she had done, but she gave him to understaned that she was a Frenchwoman and incapable of speaking at word in English. The inspector then interrogated her in her native tongue, and tihe following is the substances of the ...