... found the Old woman, whose name is Amelia Anderton, engaged as we bave stated. On 'asking her what she was doing she did not speak, butwben they ofhereti to search further, she placed her back Dgainst the door of a pantry to oppose their entrance. Having ...

... honourable member (Air. O'Connelli should have felt ?? at what he had said. (Hear, hear.) He had often felt hurt to hear him speak. (Laughter.) As for himself, he hoped he should always be allowed to state what he considered to be right in that house, because ...

... to form a valuable and elegant addition to the topographical descriptions of the kingdom. In point of illIstration, we can speak of the work in the highest terms of praise. We unreservedly re- commend this County History to the warm support of the public ...

... insurrec- tion must spread in its turn in the victorious tanks of the Polish' army! We shall now leaye the official documents to speak for them. selves; recitals like these require no commentaries. We shall onnlyadd, that authentic letters from Ws~rarsaw of ...

... resouhtion and the bill :also? (No, no, and yes, yes.) Well, then, lie was ,bound to speak against the bill, as ?? spoken, and to vote for it (No, atid chseqrs) or to speak in favour of the ;amendment anul not to vote for it or for the bill? Tile gillanit ...

... knew there were Isany members who 'Wished to speak upon him question, he should move that the house did then adjourn. trted The Chancellr of the Exchequer ?? that if there were mi Ithe members who~ wished to speak to the'question, it was more I was any other ...

... sent for Mr. Potter-the mran who hrad called ir. Hunt a liar (No, no ! by Mr. Hunt)-to represent them, but Mr. Hunt would speak and explain to them. Should Air. Potter come here they (the people) would know how to treat him. Mr. Ilutst then presented ...

... Greek, and La- I t.in, Ram M~ohun Roy is thoroughly conversant with En- glish and French particularly the former, which he speaks and writes with fluency and propriety. MaR. HUNT.-About a quarter of an hour previous to the c arrival of his Majesty at the ...

... Colonel Evans put in nomination ? It belongs to me to answer that questiont; but, not being an elector, I had not the right to speak at the hustings in answer to that inquiry. Colonel Evans, in his first address to you, appealed to you for your votes,-distinctly ...

... which marked him out for preferment. Cap- tain Basil Hall, we believe, was the first to appreciate his high (iutlities, and speaks of him in his journal, as a young officer of great piomise. He afterwards proceeded with Capt. Ross in the expedition to discover ...

... Noel, the Rev. D. Wilson, INr. Foot, the Rev. J, Burnett, Mr. IH. Drumomond, and others; and amongst those who wished to'speak, a Mr. fHrward, the 11ev. Mr. Irving, - &c. RICHARD CART.IE.-In thee Court of If ing's Benchl, onl Saturday, this individniel ...

... who amuse themselves with mineral hunting in the bowels of Cornwall, all scorn to have such smasl regard for locality as to speak a similar tongue, and the pleasing consequence of this originality is that the pedestrian who ventures out of his own county ...