No, no!
,—echoed from the Treasury Board in the House, amd sometimes hear, hear! to confuse or drown the voice of any speaker who is guiilty of uttering some unwelcome truths in the hearing of the people in the gallery.
,—echoed from the Treasury Board in the House, amd sometimes hear, hear! to confuse or drown the voice of any speaker who is guiilty of uttering some unwelcome truths in the hearing of the people in the gallery.
Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.