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... ment to respect their flag . There can be no doubt that these two orders of the belligerents bore hard upon the only remaining neutral . The British orders in council , however , contained many exceptions in her favour ; while the ...
... ment has any such arrangement to propose , there will of course be no indisposition on the part of this country to examine it . But we cannot forbear to express our extreme apprehension that the sub- stitution of any other less simple ...
... ment , and although we confess ourselves by no means satisfied with the manner in which these majorities are accounted for by some per- sous who profess to be in the secret of American politics , and who tell us of a settled plan of the ...
... ment which he was unwilling to break off . His appointment to the diocese of London is referred by the member of Merton College to the same illustrious patronage which had befriended him before . It appears , by Mr. Hodgson's account ...
... ment of several eminent persons before he introduced it into par- liament . It passed through both houses , with some opposition ; the bishop supported it himself in the House of Lords by an excel- lent speech . It proved effectual in ...