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... orator's notes ; And glad to extinguish a preacher so dull , The Meeting unanimous bellowed " a bull !! " Save MATHEW alone , who , in accents of thunder And great indignation , roar'd out " a Scotch blunder ! " In vain poor Sir JAMES ...
... orator's notes ; And glad to extinguish a preacher so dull , The Meeting unanimous bellowed " a bull !! " Save MATHEW alone , who , in accents of thunder And great indignation , roar'd out " a Scotch blunder ! " In vain poor Sir JAMES ...
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... orator to whom we al- lude is no less a person than Lord Castlereagh.- With every disadvantage of voice , manner , and ability against him , he has , with the most un- daunted perseverance , established a school of eloquence entirely ...
... orator to whom we al- lude is no less a person than Lord Castlereagh.- With every disadvantage of voice , manner , and ability against him , he has , with the most un- daunted perseverance , established a school of eloquence entirely ...
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... orator's voice and manner ; the com- parison being then so odious as to give those in- teresting features additional weight . His voice seems to have prophesied in the Rolliad , “ Within his labʼring throat The shrill shriek struggles ...
... orator's voice and manner ; the com- parison being then so odious as to give those in- teresting features additional weight . His voice seems to have prophesied in the Rolliad , “ Within his labʼring throat The shrill shriek struggles ...
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... Orator has thrown on the word Feature . No. II . TOUCH . Am I the man yet ? doth my simple feature content you ? AUD . - Your features ! Lord warrant us ! what fea- tures !! AS YOU LIKE it . April 1 , 1816 . MR . Burke very justly ...
... Orator has thrown on the word Feature . No. II . TOUCH . Am I the man yet ? doth my simple feature content you ? AUD . - Your features ! Lord warrant us ! what fea- tures !! AS YOU LIKE it . April 1 , 1816 . MR . Burke very justly ...
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... Orator ( which we have adduced , in illus- tration of the remarks which we shall offer on the recent important discovery he has made , of the various significations of which the word feature is susceptible ) , by recalling to our ...
... Orator ( which we have adduced , in illus- tration of the remarks which we shall offer on the recent important discovery he has made , of the various significations of which the word feature is susceptible ) , by recalling to our ...
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alluded appearance April Bathurst Beggar's Opera Bench Bobus Boreley Bragge Bathurst Brother Hiley BROUGHAM called Canning's character cheer CHORUS-And a diddling cries Croker debate Doctor Earl Elgin Elgin Marbles ENGLISH MELODIES Excisemon favour FITZGERALD Fort Regent Gentleman George George Ponsonby head hear HILEY ADDINGTON hope House of Commons Huskisson Irish island JOHN WILLIAM WARD late leader Lisbon Liverpool Lord BINNING Lord Castlereagh Lord Liverpool Lord Sidmouth Lordship loud Majesty manner Marquis of Ratford meeting Members Methuen Ministers motion ne'er never Nicholas Vansittart Noble Lord observed Orator Parliament Parliamentary party Paul PEEL person Ponsonby present President Prisoner propose racter RAT CLUB rat thee Ratte Rattesley Regent respectable Right Honourable rose seat seemed song speak Speaker speech Sturges Bourne talents thou thought TIERNEY tion Treasury Vansittart VESEY vote WARRENDER Wart Whigs whole worthy WYNN