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... (Left speaking.) Bourse, March 14, Half-past Three.—French Five per Cents., 107 f. 10c., closed at 25c.; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —f.; Four per Cents., 961. 30c., closed at —f. ; Three per Cents., 791. 95c., closed at 80f. 10c. ; National Loan, —f ...
... (Left speaking.) GAZETTE OF THIS EVENING. Whitehall, March 7, 1835. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, appointing the Right Hon. Lord Wharneliffe, Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Sir James Kempt, G ...
... PLAIN-SPEAKING to the MEN of CARLISLE. - Carlisle is one of the few places in England represented in ' Parliament by Roman Catholics; and if our Protestant fellow-citizens, after the votes their Roman Cotholic re. presentative has given for despoiling ...
... M. °DILLON BARROT ascended the tribune. (Left speaking.) Bourse, May 5, Half-past Three.—French Five per Cents., 107 f. 85(1., closed at 107 f. 95c. ; Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., —f.; Four per Cents., 99f. 20c., closed at —f. —a. ; Three per Cents., ...
... ing, to speak as Sir Robert Inglis and Mr. Stanley !poke' It is not easy to forgive, and impossible to forget, a great deal in Mr. Stanley's conduct of late, deserving of the very strongest expressions of blame ; but his earnest declarations of last night ...
... . rally speaking, very ignorant young men should be thrust upon the country as senators, in the hope that out of them, perhaps in half a century, some Pitt, Fox, or Canning, may emerge. The truth is that, instead of having been, even in this point of ...
... POLICY OF SPAIN. (From the Morning Post.) Speaking of the re-appointment by the Queen Regent of the late King Ferdinand's ministers, more particularly that of M. de Zea Bermudez, a morning contemporary remarks, that the only question to be solved, as ...
... THE CHURCH (FROif THE wEsTEaN LUMINARY.) TAyrwrocn.—The patriotic call of his MAJESTY upon the people to speak out, has sounded triumphantly within and around this town during the neek. Petitions to the two Houses of Parliament have been adopted, and ...
... *lnd learned lord. To speaking ofthe Lord Chancellor he wished to say nothing disrespectful of that distinguished person, no man having a higher opinion of his abilities and acquirements than he himself entertained. But when called upon to pronounce an ...
... each individual held in his hand during such an assault upon me. I speak genetally as to sticks and whips; but particularly us to Mr. Carr, who was in the front in affair, and raised the first stick. The blows inflicted on nw body were very heavy, and ...
... could possibly occur For his own part, he had no wish !0 speak in disparagement of the present government. Ile could say of this government, that he had received support from it in the furtherance of the objects which he had in view_more encouragement ...
... men, I am getting confounded sleepy ; and I feel as i; were speaking in a night-cap. SHEPHERD. And I as if there were saun in ma een—sae gie's your airm, Sir, and I salt be the chaw mermaid that lichts you till your bed. Its wice in you to lodge in the ...