... supporting the amendment. * Sir Evan Nepean rose merely to corrcft an error into which the Hon. Gentleman had been betrayed in speaking of the treatment received Mr. Jones. He was well informed that the usage Mr- Jones had experienced was by means severe, in ...

... moderation sod forbearance, in the measures they adopted with reaped! Court, of which, though an Enemy, lam not disposed to speak with severity; the *an.e tV'.f that I cannot but admit, that, in its present state, it seems,to possess very little of that ...

... Europe. Mr. wished deliver his sentiments; bn* in consideration of the of the hour, and the number of Gentlemen who intended to speak, thonght it -vanld better to adjourn the Debate; he moved the adjournment accordingly.—■{ Here there a mixed cry of adjourn ...

... The cate being closed on both side', it vva> t of traverser’s Counsel to let the matter the . prosecutor’s persisting having speak * Mr. Brushe on the part traverser addressed she appeal eloquence scarcely'to equalled—to w v ran replied most argumenUtively ...

... ng lieut.-Col Don to your Lordship's favourable notice, to whosA services feel myself infinitely indebted. Ltcut-Col. Don speaks in high terms the service rived from the Artillery, under the ordlrt Captain Rahim and Lieutenant Hay; the meritorious of ...

... why, who saying any thing against him ?” so it might said with regard to the Bill introduced the Right Hon. Gentleman, why speak against k, wl*en nobody was saying | any thing in its favour ? In faft, the Bill was *up-1 posed to dead and gone. What Harlequin ...

... And pensively out the lengthen d—aieu! Dear dear is the ki» ah! how dear the embrace! hearts sweet; What tender sohciuiA- speaks i» each face ! What impatience agid* JP happy!—to meet. BehoU the fond couple—now part —now njnte BehoW tire hobum—that labours ...

... t-flash, that, swiftly gleaming, Hunts, —and all is happy gloom again. I.lst thou my love’s too easy error List! —and when I speak his guile. Let hear thee laugh, till, hall in terror, too lose me, in dread smile ! Yet, if memory mock thy power, if sadly ...

... as have been already ascertained. Its source has not yet been traced, but enough of it has been traversed to enable us to speak with astonishment its size, rapidity, lengthened course, salubrity of its waters, and colour ; the riches scattered on its ...

... tire Irish origin attempted to be ascribed to them. But this is not all: When speaking of their own language they call it a Ghaelic [the Gaelic), emphatically. When they speak of the Irish language, they call it a Ghaelic Erinach, or that dialed! the Gaelic ...

... nduic is looked upon the next man to Dc^',j and in all probability will succeed him in tile command. He is never heard to speak a word of English; but, the contrary, always convene with Englishmen or Americans, tlirough iaiu preter. What policy lie has ...

... require considerable lime before any Report could be made upon them. . As to the intentions the framers the Bill, he could not speak positively of die intentions of othershe could answer, however for his own. Hi* inten; lions were have thoroughly examined ...