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... a full tfor each speaker, and not be continually ejacula- iiiterrui'tions. and bandying snarling observations with iartv speaking ;— to promote a free discussion of the ti'. proposals placed in bis hands, — not to hurry them r ...
... Ford, Chesterfield. Sir,— l have recommended Mr. Hick'a Pills for the Tick to all my friends with complete success. I cannot speak of them in too high terms of praise. — Yours, ke., Shrewsbury, Nov. 8, 184 C. W. 11. Hunter. To Mr. Hid: Sir, — T have great ...
... system by nearly all the mothers, who declined having them vaccinated; so much bo that, during the last season, comparatively speaking, very few children were vaccinated by those appointed for that purpose. It has been asserted that there were, a few days ...
... slaughter on 6 tlier one side or the Other, or on both, would have been tentlfie. That the government felt the danger we are speaking ot, may be known from the extensive preparations made to repress tumult and put down revolt : the nature of which preparations ...
... ; on that point, we have already spoken out. Let us not cheat them of their pasturage; if any man fall sick, when, so to} speak, his grave is dug, let us not lift him out of it by misdirected care. Thai topic now engages our attention. There is a report ...
... A^d soothes the deetiest grief. 0b ! there is a luxury in a sigh, rives the heart relief; the bonds aiv.md it chained, Or speaks of happiness to come So sweetly as a sigh. Sought is there tliat so softly tells 0: sorrow lng gone by; SHE iHAKE OF THE ...
... misrepresented if I speak dis- paragingly of the exertions of voluntary benevolence, but it would ill become mo-— with our national and infant schools, — colleges anel Sabbath schools, — I say it would ill become me here to speak contemptuously of Voluntary ...
... leon Bonaparte attempted to speak; but was prevented by the president of the assembly. M. Thiers exclaimed, in en interval of calm, that in general he was ready to yield to the wishes of any of his colleagues who wished to speak, but that he would ' refuse ...
... Brougham. — Did Lord Walpole see you? Witness. — Yes, and came afterwards to the door for the paper. Lord Brougham. — Did j-ou speak ! Witness.— -No. His lordship received the newspaper and thanked mc for it. He afterwards went with his lordship to Rome by ...
... Ford, Chesterfield. Sir, — I have recommended Mr. Hick's Pills for the Tick to all my friends with complete success. I cannot speak of them in too high terms of praise. — Tours, ke., Shrewsbury, Nov. 8, 1846. W. H. Hunter. To Mr. Hick.. Sir,— l have great ...
... John Font, Chesterfield. Sir, — I have recommended Mr. Hick's Pills for the Tick to all my ?? with complete success. I cannot speak of them in too high terms of praise. — Yours, &&, Shrewsbury, Nov. 8, 1816. W. IL Hcnteb. To Mr. Hick. Sir, — I liave great ...