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I tell you we should look devilish romantic shovelling out the sod by the moon's pale ray. Here, put some gin in this. 'I beg of you, Mr Finsbury, do not trifle with my misery, cried Pitman. 'You see before you a man who has been all his life I do not hesitate to say it imminently respectable. Even in this solemn hour I can lay my hand upon my heart without a blush.
It is surely absurd to admit the representatives of Edinburgh and Glasgow without any qualification, and at the same time to require the representative of Finsbury or Marylebone to possess a qualification or the semblance of one. If the qualification really be a security for respectability, let that security be demanded from us who sit here for Scotch towns.
The meal over, Leonard, who felt exceedingly curious to learn what had become of the mysterious stranger whose child he had carried to the plague-pit, and who had appeared so strangely interested in Nizza Macascree, determined to walk to the pest-house in Finsbury Fields and inquire after him.
They've turned out poor old Mildmay among them, because he's not fast enough for them. Don't tell me." "My anxiety, of course, is for my boy's prospects. He seems to have done so well in Parliament." "Why don't he stand for Marylebone or Finsbury?" "The money, you know, my lord!" "I shan't interfere here, doctor. If he comes, and the people then choose to return him, I shall say nothing.
And so, on this occasion, her Majesty's ministers had prevailed on the member for Finsbury, and those other members who were so ready to profess a love of liberty, to mix sand with their powder. In a previous chapter we have treated at some length of the means proposed or adopted by the Parliament for the sustenance and relief of the people of Ireland.
"We needn't start without capital neither," said Grubb. "If we take the best of these machines up to the Bicycle Mart in Finsbury we'd raise six or seven pounds on 'em. We could easy do that to-morrow before anybody much was about...." "Nice to think of old Suet-and-Bones coming round to make his usual row with us, and finding a card up 'Closed for Repairs."
The Government proposed to give eight additional members to the metropolis itself that is to say, two members each to the Tower Hamlets, Holborn, Finsbury, and Lambeth. The three Ridings of Yorkshire were to have two members each, and twenty-six counties already represented, and in each of which there were more than 150,000 inhabitants, were each to have two additional members.
Don't seek to impose on your legal adviser; don't try to pass yourself off for the Duke of Wellington, for that is not your line. Come, I wager a dinner I can read your thoughts. You still believe it's Uncle Tim." "Mr. Finsbury," said the drawing-master, colouring, "you are not a man in narrow circumstances, and you have no family.
But it's nothing to the captain's cap, ma'm. Indeed, ma'm, Mr. Wheeler, the captain that is to be, has the prettiest taste in dress. Why, now, pray, Mrs. Landlady, how long may it have been the fashion for milliners to go about in men's clothes? Lord, Mr. Hearty, hush! This is Mr. Finsbury, the great man-milliner. Farm. The great man-milliner! This is a sight I never thought to see in Old England.
As the Liberty of Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, it has a very ancient history. It was cut in two by a recent Boundary Commission, and put half in Holborn and half in Finsbury Borough Councils. Ely Place was built in 1773 on the site of the Palace of the Bishops of Ely.
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