... might be, but he was sure the government were not wise in witholding them. (Laughter and cheers.) They only claimed a right to speak in the Commons House in Parliament that was their undoubted right; but alas it was monopolised by the landlords, atid, consequently ...

... opinion, and of changeo ThiW convictieon, enee ?? Tsfe o,7 yy *wn W/C#iga . ,Every 'towrn npd village: 1in- t~lte kingdeoS mut speak out';in.thunde~r.'^ qhe ,etain o~f~ then, G~lasgovi Spinnerr is (even convited: , .tfiey ,are) wiped .aw~ay. 'the pe~oyle n~uet ...

... Weekly Provincial Paper, but it is the highest of all the Yorkshire journals, save the Me'r'- sinyj of whatever politics.' Speaking, only from the evidence afforded by the Stamp Returns, our contemporaries are both right; but, when the foregoing facets ...

... xplei ate 1n 1i t Ecverybody tinderstatds why it was thae case. its officials of that contiry-utid I am now about to a ,e speak of a party. whoe were the canse ott' nil thie toise of Lt ttriat iscuitide icon-the olhlcitils said we do not like e td, being ...

... considerable resemblance to the othe~r docu- 'F e meats, but they appelir maore disguised than the f i-others, andbe 6ould mnot speak so positively to them. ' e Saw these lettens last about five or six weeks agit; ort d rather more. Hisexaminimiedtdiem only ...

... iisdow of the 5lil(ioO he would forfeit bis existence, without a arluinr or a ?? his friend who wvould follow hiim4 would speak more largely on t the resolution,.he woluld not lolger. detain them t trian iv- mnoving it.-clteers. t Mr11. IlEN.. lu roswas ...

... to P every application of the pow-ers which they had P placed in Lord Gosford's hands; and no one felt M more pleasure in speaking in praise of Lord Gosford tham he did, because they hitd ialways acted to- gether, and on the same principles. Sir R. PEEL ...

... for -a supplement, should anything trans- pire. Half-past 7 o'Clock. There is a strong rumour of a resignation. The Tories speak confidently of beating Ministers on Peel's resolutions: I have just seen many Members who are of the same opinion. City, London ...

... descriptiou (it the real system of Gamntling, as adopted by Lord de Roos; in short he will dake the Cards do anything but speak. TYPOGRA- PHA, or' how mo Pi'int Weith-stt Ink. LYRES of APOLLO, or thAGICAL FOUNTAINS. A Now MAGICAL LEXICON. Two Learned ...

... state of affairs, we have the vanity to suppose our liberty to be a thing essential to our party; and therefore we shall not speak of the present Parliamnent t, but shall briefly consider what descriptiou of conduct attaches the name oC rabble to any section ...

... the table of the House until that bill had become law! ! (Shame, shaine.) Of the 1 ilature of that act it was not for him to speak: no working man could be unacquniited with it: no r wrorkig mani but must remember the fact, that that r Act was Passed for ...

... Ws soto .,Iliceofcea Out. two. OfficetorsWac~pa ifl 'th to the mill.' eSaW, mne. pinners, atb thegat;'thbey* . ay ldh . t speak. 'Geslrally consideredn whie fie saw hpiril;le5 going about, ?? i r . w 3 t ~ Tpt rnd ero wumiiuh:m'sevibdeuce W. H: tthey ...