... [Left speaking.] Railway Meetings.—lmportant The Commissioners of .Stamps and Taxes have issued the following notice respecting proxies used at railway meetings:—“ Stamps and Taxes, Feb. 10, 1845 The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes, finding that proxies ...

... They speak to-day of an armed steamer being- about be in the river between this and Fiddown, or to come nearer to our quays. But what can an armed 1 steamer the way of giving food to the people ? In consequence of the rampant absurdities;- csfdea vouring ...

... amongst the poor; the '* galaxy of talent at orphan toireei too only speak of charity and poverty, which *' Exiles of Erin,” who abuse Smith O’Brien, do not understand. One does not object to soirees, and half dozen strangers addressing respective tea ...

... sprinkling, speaking better than that of Abel, inasmuch ns whilst that of 1 cried for vengeance, that spoken of by St. Paul cried out for mercy. WhiUt Abel’s called down indignation, this precious blo-xl drew upon man the blessing of Divine benediction; ...

... solution but asked them to be allowed for few minutes to speak, it was generally believed that those who only formally proposed resolution, bad not what it contain'd heart (bear, hear). A groat many years since Edward Gabbett, who was then Mayor of Limerick ...

... | did not speak to him on Suturtlat abont hi* eUnce* of liberation, or on Sunday, or hi* being discharged, or obtaining mercy, going to America 1 am aware that the man wa* going to plead not guilty at lajt A*- sizes and that Mr Jonstone to hare defended ...

... becility of a local Governor up to the utter ignorance of the Colonial-office. He wished to speak respectfully of the navy ; but the quarter deck did not qualify for civil services, and man like Captain Fitzroy was utterly unfitted for the governorshin ...

... And lias not Mr. Bagwell, after all, adopted the course which wisdom and humanity, not to speak of prudent regard to self interest, would point out? In the end, his property yields far better rental, and his rents are paid with cheerfulness and punctuality ...

... of despondency, or cause any relaxation exertion on the part ot those who remain behind. If he could speak to now he would tell us—“ True, one labourer is gone, but many yet survive;’ and he would remind us that if his work was heavy and ins portion of ...

... And t-toving, as the ancient and infallible means of restoring his heraldic coat” to its pristine fleecf whiteness. To speak with seriousness, the libellous letter that was published by the Mail of Saturday, over the .signature of Lord Cloncurry, is one ...

... the whom we are about to speak had not these two great principles heart impassioned for great objects, would he have the energy and the courage to undertake that which he laj houred for, and to conduct his design tow ards the j desired mark, which was ...

... Lord Brougham—You say fictitious names are given into this tribunal of which you have been speaking. How is that ? Is it on application for dispensation ? I)r. Brown—Not strictly on application for dispensation. Suppose this case in illustration : A makes ...