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... the north on what may be called a revolutionary mission against a most important branch of' the British constitution; and, I speak it with regret, upon his return to Dublin, after his exhibitions at Manchester and Glasgow, and other towns. in both England ...
... North America. This certainly looks like striking the ensign and pulling the cap of liberty over the eyes. If it speak peace, it also speaks humiliation ; but we must wait, before we ,decide,, until we hear the effect which the President's message shall ...
... is, that he is represented in the council by Mr. George Holt, a literary personage, who imitates his style of writing and speaking on all commercial and financial questions in a manner that cannot be sufficiently admired. GRAND MASQUERADE AT LUCAS'S REPOSITOR ...
... as a writer, and particularly as the author of the Vindicim Gallicire. Mr. \V. Falkland, not being much accustomed to speak French, found it impossible to undeceive him, and was obliged to accept the civilities intended for Mr. Mackintosh, whose ...
... cannot be deterred by the fear of wounding the sensibilities of the people or government of whom it may become necessary to speak; and the American people are incapable of submitting to an interference, by any government on earth, howeier powerful, with ...
... Chill. We cannot understand Mr. President JiasoN's message, in reference to these outrages a nd crimes --national crimes, to speak trutht!pon any principle justice, expediency or necessity. Tim latter is uniformly the dernier . plea;' but the Presi-de-nt ...
... ask the Mayor if it were in order for the mover of an amendment to speak in reply? The Ma von.—l believe not. Mr. Councillor CROPPER would be glad to know if any one Present could speak with any degree of certainty as to the probable amount. which the ...
... judge than to step in between Mr. More- croft and this ward; and so Mr. Barnsley, whose services to the parish, seriously speaking, have been worth more than those of the whole batch of aldermen together, was burked by is own particular and dear friends; ...
... lenity of the judge. With respect to Mr. THOMAS,FOSTER, the late townclerk, removed in the same summlirx way, we can only speak of him upon the faiths of tile (o4urrent testimony of his friends who kno 4 w 4 and esteem liim for his private virtues, for ...
... and he had spoken to hi 1 • ft' 1 rem. 'n sir ur t k ur ow-su errs, at , ayo l oo t. yo f p . . Mr. Councillor LAWRENCE, in speaking of the grant, said others of sedentary habits and especially those who indulge in urn li f e- It 9 1 ' 21 1), very obedient ...
... but even this will speedily be extinguished if the reformers proceed at the rate they havebeen going since Friday last. We speak within the mark when we say that the council, under the most absurd and fallacious pretext of studying economy, have already ...
... tracing a christian observance to a christian cause, remind us of those figurative expr ess i ons i n t h e prophets which speak of th e Messiah as the b ranc h of righteousnnd describe by n a t ura l allusions, the fertility which should ess, a attend ...