... when the answer to the throne was prepared ? What result has It produced ? If it exists, how is it that M. de Damas does not speak of it ? If another system has been adopted, why is it not avowed r Witii whom do we proceed touching the affairs of Spain ...

... real opinion of the country was with re- gard to the present administration ; and he therefore thought it right and proper to speak about the coalition wliich had lately taken place. When he looked at the manner and mode in which that coalition had lieen ...

... a female called at her lodgings, in Rupert-street, and informed her, that a particular friend of hers waa most anxious to speak to her, and was then waiting at a public-house in tlie neighbourhood, whither she re- quested she would come. She, in consequence ...

... tablished Church whatever, — nay, not even in countries where Atheism has been established by law, has such indulgence, or, to speak the truth, such an absolute practical equality been al- lowed to Dissenters ? 7. Is it not, therefore, necessary to conclude ...

... with Eloise Heaven first taught letters, for some wretch's aid, Some banish'd lover, or some captive maid ! They move, they speak, they breathe what love inspire*) Warm from the soul, and faithful to its fires. The Virgin's wish, without her fears, impart ...

... hands. (Heur.) Still he knew not how they could lie assisted. He believed, under these circumstances, it was much better to speak the truth ; and he was sure those gentlemen whose jwtition was before the house would be bet- ter pleased if he candidly stated ...

... (cheering). When such charges were brought against such men, it was time to speak out. Even such an humble individual as himself might be allowed, and indeed it was his duty to speak his sen- timents. However inefficient he might he in expression, he could ...

... same positiveness as to what took place the day before the man died. It was done for the purpose of making him speak ; but he did not speak : Jie was insensible. He was dipped twice for about two minutes ; there was altout half a minute be- tween the ...

... ofthe lawyers, notaries, little dealers, and people above this rank, 1 cannot speak in such high terms;' of the higher class of merchants, being entirely British, 1 need not speak. Much of the power they possess arises from the system of jurisprudence (in ...

... between right and wrong, he will say that Mr. Canning's conduct is utterly indefensible. We must not spare the Whigs, when we speak thus of Mr. Can- ning. The coalition between tbem has been most truly called tbe most un princi pled and abomi nable one that ...

... dressed exactly as he was on the day of his trial) occupied the attention of their lord- ships upwards of three hours, in speaking, and in read- ing the pamphlet, during the whole of which time he conducted ?? with the greatest • coolness, — we might ...

... the influence of atrocious calumny, are sometimes but too sensitive to it. Tempt him not, then, I say, too far ! We may speak of other threats, more personally addressed — threats base in pro- portion to the humble rank and humbler influence of the ...