... Government, of which so much had been said, had occur. red only at the eleventh hour.—( Hear, hea r.) [The Hon, Mem. ber was speaking when our reporter left.] Ae far as we are able to learn, the Plan of Ministers has considerably exceeded expectation. t if ...

... broader and broader ; aud while the members | Corbet, for housebreaking at Broad Oak, near Shrews- for Boroughs, geserally speaking, were the ene- bury--W. Hill, for stealing fowls—T. Key, for steal- muses of every thing iike Reform, Economy, and lte- aughs ...

... provided himself with his dinner before he entered the Hall, and was determined to be heard, he was at length permitted to speak. My friends (said he) have you not an interest in lessening the expenditure of this over-taxed and over-burdened | country ...

... see from the requi- sition that “ inhabitants” onl have a right to speak in the meeting ; therefore I think Me. Slaney not be- town— ing a resident in the Cot. If Mr. Slaney means to speak in this meeting, I shall then deem it my duty to read the Letter ...

... about the country as an impowor pretending to be deaf and dumb when | am aged 16, Miss Sarah Collins, | certain you can both speak and hear.’ He replied, 11th inst. at Kempton, s Castle. “Tf vou wil ’ H let me go this time I'll never come to of Bagbury, ...

... that expression, puzzied him (Mr Camp. bel.) very much: indeed he knew no betier than Uiat by the to the Gockney: the latter speaking of the prodigies io London. sai“ we have buys whose backs are as bis as a halfcrown ' “Ochi” exciaimed the Irishman, “we ...

... passions should have been maddened by ferocious eloquence, and by revolutionary harangue ? Then, iudved, they would have cause to speak of the influence of the demceracy ; then they would find the demands of the nation swollen into perilous enormity; then they ...

... alleged by them that it was disorderly for any Lord to speak against a Bill before it was brought trom the House of Commons to that of the Lords.— fhe Lornp said that as Lord Wharncliff had been tu speak 2 or 3 hours azainst Reform, it was pot quite proper ...

... who underi ake to attend to their interests and provide for their dependents. Parties will be completely remodelled > or, to speak more correctly, all parties, except that of the people, wll be destroyed. Tim s. Mr. Ewart again. — Another melancholy instance ...

... which he S:r, [ de speak of that great measure which ministers have offered to larliament and the nation with unbounded gratitude; not that I find my private and peculiar potions have been entertained by the framers of the bill: I speak thus, because f feel ...

... about to be tried, on charges of sedition. Tne Freneh Funds are now lower than they have been for the last tweive years ‘This speaks iti for public confidence. Letters fram Italy state that the Austri- The national ans entered Bologna with 22,000 men. troops ...

... by the resignation of his learned predecessor. (said Mr. K.) it ts neither my duty, and at is far from my to flitter; but, speaking of my learned friend, as a public map, I must be allowed to say, that for courtesy tu with whom he came officially in very ...