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... obliged adopt the habits and manners of the English. is sad tyranny. The Hibernians are expected wear whole coats, and to speak truth, and blush say that most of them have truckled to English dictation upon the first point. Punch. ...
... Columb, December 14. Dear Sir, I wish to ask you whether you are correctly reported, in the moruing papers of this date, speaking Mr. Bright thus : 'He did not like the Lords, he did not like the Commons, and indirectly he said he did not like the Queen ...
... the session, it shall competent to Her MajeSy to prorogue them without necessarily proroguing the house of speaking who shall be at liberty to speak as long as they please! That any member wishing to make a speech, and not finding an opportunity, may, after ...
... . Observing th# (fl friend, who is a neighbour r he it was something surprising that I heard! young man speak ill, for that he Iv avoids speaking to any but a confide!? 4 man servant. Though a.principal of the parish, his property being at 20,000/. can ...
... to the Times, arguing the injustice of the conviction, and asserting a solemn belief in his client's innocence. Mr. Smith speaks of all-important fresh evidence being placed before the Home Office. ...
... means tho period which indicates the greatest courage in a debate. The really dauntless man is the man who speaks at seven o'clock. He then speaks, not to a House satiated and complacent, but to a House hungry and exacting. Making a speech to the lions ...
... THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The advices from the north of Europe continue to speak favourable of the progress made with the harvest, and we are disposed to think that the crops will give a very good return in all the countries bordered by the Baltic. The ...
... popularity and future power more certainly follow from great oratorical effort. If Mr. Gladstone has but the courage to speak as he alone can speak on the second reading of the bill it will be carried this session if he shirks his duty, in the hope propitiating ...
... weights. The mutton was considered unsurpassed on a similar occasion, and the veal and pork were both very good. Mr. James Speak slaughtered a splendid four-year-old bullock, fed by Mr. Pattineoa Young, of the Scaws farm, near Penrith, which weighed stones ...
... their address surprises you. They chat and laugh with great vivacity of manners, and are perfect footing of equality. They speak very readily, and give their opinion with confidence, when even that of wife controverts her husband. Many of these daughters ...
... fee seems to have no control over it: he speaks often, but never long. He has not realised the expectations his friends since his admission into the House. > committed iwo great errors. The first is, his speaking too often on topics of trifling importance: ...
... |>oliticnl topics of the day. nlno recommended that the younger members given nouic useful work to do. lie suggested that speaking and debating class lie formed for the purpose of training and encouraging them to take their place in the political lift- ...