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... PARLIAMENTARY SPEAKING. Mr. WILKINSON moved a resolution, That, excopt upon the introduction of a measure to the house, no member speak for more than half an hour at any one time upon the same question, nor upon any occasion for more than one hour.—Lord ...
... Bright could not speak of cotton because he condemned his Manchester friends for past infatuated depen- dence upon the supplies from America, and culpable indifference to the development of the re- sources of Inilia ; and he could not speak of the civil war ...
... WHO SPEAKS THE TRUTH? One two things must be true —either there i something radically wrong at Constantinople, the state ments put forth some of Tin Times Correspondents j the most unfounded and unscrupulous indentions that wen I ever attempted to be ...
... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently better far t , rule I y ava th-.n fear ; Speak gently let not harsh weeds mar the good Might here. The good here, Bpeak gently '. gently '. gently Speak gently to the little clvi.l, its love be «ure to gain ; Teach in accents ...
... Tbe Speak_-._-.ship of the House or Cohmoxs.— ! The Morning Adrertuer stales that one of the first acts ef ! the House of Common., on the assembling of tbe session, ! will be the election uf a new Speaker in the room of the Sight Hon. Charles Slaw Lefevre ...
... CANST THOU FORGET ME. UNFORTUNATE ONX. Canst t'. ou ; Speak, 1— Speak ! it a deceit hat's past a dream—a atinr dream * * * » ♦ * Oh. one ! stretch out to me The old right hand stretch it here Ruttion Petlrg. Canst thou forget me, ucforgotten one' Canst ...
... | SPEAK A GOOD WOBD OB BAY NOTHIXO AX Aid* nose's a specie, of slander abroad in the world, Al»ln«t a good neighbour, ohj frequently hnrrd, Sot always with malice, witb envy, or spite, Yet fatal to friendship, good feeling, and rtatit. Remomtscr and (Ul ...
... If the French Journals speak truly, we are about to lose Prince Leopold ; but not the satisfaction of paying him £50,000 a year. His Royal Highness, it is positively stated, is to be the new King of Greece ; and some aver that his Queen is to be the ...
... The state of the poor of Ireland—and it is daily getting worse— is a speaking commentary upon the humanity and policy of the opposition which Ministers offered to Mr. Sadler's motion for giving that island the benefit of a poorlaw. In almost every quarter ...
... Speaking of the results of the bombardment on the 17th, The Times correspondent says— It is now established beyond doubt that the greatest defences of the sea forts Sebastopol is the shallow water which does not allow a close | enough approach to make ...
... COBBETT ON THE CULTIVATION OP THE PoTAi tos.—l am going to speak here of this vegetable, as thing to be used metely in company with meat; and not to be used as substitute for bread, having proved, in various parts of my writing, and proved it beyond all ...
... Mr. Cobdrn on Rents.—There is an old saying, that a oertain class of persons (not famous for always speaking the truth) should have good memories. What sort of a memory the free-trade member for the West Riding has or ought to have, let the following ...