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sentence,sentence_id,classification,label
"— These motions were agreed to, after a few words from Lord Castlereagh.",BNPT-1804-04-25-0004-010_78,0,0
"He knew it would be said that the memorialists being now in the ser- vice of the Crown, the Court could not interfere— ("" Hear, hear,"" from the Chairman)— but he would say that al- though they had, together with the island, been trans- ferred to the Crown their claim on the Company for past services was not thereby diminished.",MOPT-1837-03-23-0003-016_172,0,0
did well in submitting it to the public scrutiny of an English Judge and an Euglishi Jury.,WO1_MCLN_1828_03_07-0004-008_218,0,0
"To the demand of the Viceroy for the removal ot the ships of war, the Committee urged, that the measura could not be resorted to, without endanger- ing the fate of many valuable Indiamen and private traders, hourly arriving in the river; which, if deprived of protection, would immediately fall a sacrifice to nume- rous American privateers on the station.",0000546_18151201_0053-022_14,1,1
"M. Deleave tfjgtfX ceeded in convincing the Mm""* jj r ic%jjl fl f of the necessity of giving |.fl,ng e t»ti £), L tF tariff question.",0000453_18990228_0004-065_1,0,0
"in Church Army Miss Carley, Scotch evangelist las Mr J.",WO1_NREC_1890_08_05-0003-014_48,0,0
"With rep-rd to the n proclamatioi itself, he contended that tyae Govern- mont had juiped to a hasty conclusiong n a question 1h on which it was impossible that the information they ] possesdcould have enabled them to pronounce a el satisfactory judgment.",WO1_LVMR_1858_05_15-0003-006_27,0,0
"Thle father and a number ofrfriends at once set off in the direc- tion indicated, when they learnecl that the child had been seen picking blackberries on the road to Dunn anwvay From Skibbereen they started for the lattea town, and jaduallv traced her to Bandon.",WO1_BNWL_1895_10_01-0005-019_23,0,0
"He (Captain M'Arthur) got introduced to George the Third, and asked him for some of his merino rams; the king said, he might buy them, and M'Arther paid £400 for two, having succeeded in ob- tainine money from his friends for doing so.",0000206_18470724_0006-029_39,0,0
"Lord Teigmouth took the Chair—The report, which was extremely voluminous was read by the Secretary.",0000398_18230514_0002-004_75,0,0
"It i* as now been finally decided that the expression Manica Plateau, the eastern limit of which it was proposed should form the boundary, j is a geographical term not justified by the con- figuration of the country.",MOPT-1892-08-15-0005-055_3,0,0
Ho moved reduction of the vote by £lOO.,0000452_19000803_0004-073_4,0,0
"—In Rome, according to the traditional regime, it tt not a Prince that rules, but a Corporation—a Sacerdotal Corporation, or College of Priests—whose sole principle and idea tt the perpetua- tion and strengthening of priestly rule, and the confis- cation of all power, principle, and property to the one ilea—sacerdotal domination.",0000237_18490406_0004-022_38,1,1
with a bo&nus of five ha rt p 'S6ert.,WO1_CNMR_1805_02_11-0002-003_24,0,0
"so urgently, that, in spite of the opiates administered by a pusillani- mous press elsewhere, the people are aroused already.",0000264_18620107_0004-054_15,0,0
"and not a fey, scandals and ubuses to be inquired into and set right.",WO1_HPTE_1882_08_26-0005-015_36,0,0
"We have been informed that several depositions will be attached to the petition, and some of them from the jurors who tried the case.",0000256_18240315_0004-015_120,0,0
"Also, that the Minister of State has presented to the Minister of Finance a plan for the conversion of the 4i into the 3 per cent, stock — even before the 10 years fixed, when the 5 per cents, were to be converted into 4£ stock as a minimum, for the com- mencement of that operation.",DUCR-1858-11-17-0004-021_99,0,0
"It is universally admitted by the Duke of New- castle, by the House of Lords, by the Times, by the Canadians themselves, that the 12,000 regular troops now stationed in that country are absolutely use- less.",0000428_18620728_0004-020_34,1,1
"-s t'hatle has recesved the fullowina f--nra the General at Ho-Si-Wu A.gusc.- Troop s distant from FPekin ,;tr- f seven iles; experienced but little - has heen prepared by the enemy, but as - -.",WO1_BDPO_1900_08_16-0005-010_6,0,0
West india estates svere therefore 1taid either by the British public - or by the East India trader.,WO1_MCLN_1822_06_20-0003-004_102,0,0
On the 26th of October Sir Robert Stopford and all the captains of the British vessels were invited to dinner on board the Turkish Admiral's vessel.,0000237_18381123_0004-014_5,0,0
have been ap- pointed Commissioners Plenipotentiary and F.xtraordinary fur settling all differences with Great Britain.,0000246_18060607_0001-002_22,0,0
"She has lieen accustomed to both boys and girls, and will be found an acquisition to any family anxious to lay n good foundation for their children.",MOPT-1833-11-28-0001-001_123,0,0
He and Mr. Raphael were not triends.,SOHD-1836-02-20-0004-033_218,0,0
"The glory 4 and the prosperity of the city and the kingdom are 4 what the French desire, beciu-.c this is the interest 4 and the policy of France.",0000239_18160206_0003-012_54,1,1
"He waa never denied to any living, neither lady nor gentleman, poor nor rich, and he never seemed discom- posed when intruded on, but always good-humoured and kind.",MOPT-1834-08-08-0003-021_43,0,0
nesday last being tles first day appointed for taking the poll the doors of the Senate-house were thrown ellen at o'clock.,WO1_PNCH_1840_11_14-0002-009_286,0,0
MIDSHIPMEN IN THE COMPANY'S SEBVICE.,MOPT-1822-03-21-0003-014_4,0,0
"This country, Sir Howard declared, had many lessons to learn from the war.",SDLN-1900-04-10-0006-044_382,0,0
"ships, surgeons' appointnierrts, t auttcal ai i other patronage iu tire gift of tlh- (trt o dl the years since 1820 to 1826, both it clriat, Itettctr, dlirrio Mr. POYNDER wished to move at ooce icr tbe the statement of Mr. Huddlestoar, to whjic IIre alul4d the business of the day hadl crimienced.",WO1_MCLN_1827_03_15-0002-004_238,0,0
"Searle end Messrs. Lloyd and r Campbell, old servants of Westminster School, having a boaq for the orwasion.",WO1_DNLN_1861_07_26-0002-002_905,0,0
Mr. SEAVER opened the meeting with prayer.,WO1_BNWL_1860_01_11-0003-007_7,0,0
reward offered for the discovery of a payable feld.,WO1_BDPO_1873_12_24-0006-020_80,0,0
TO OUTFITTERS AND OTHERS.,WO1_NECT_1866_01_19-0008-041_161,0,0
"A sad case of suicide bh ic through extreme destitution occurred at Portsmouth, on In ir Wednesday.",WO1_BLMY_1879_05_09-0002-005_64,0,0
Friday his mother returned aud found him in a high state of delirium.,0000360_18331003_0004-014_269,0,0
"Jofeph Mead, one of the gang, was admitted King's evidence, and poGtively fwore, that upon Jackfon refufing to be robbed, he was very much cut with a knife ; that the prifoner Jackfon con- felled he had cut him accrofs his belly, and had been the moft active, &c. The prifoners retali- ated, and faid it was the witnefs who cut the man.",0000230_18011207_0004-016_33,0,0
"Mr. Peel did not return a final answer, but promised to communieat3 his reply in writing.",0000206_19000509_0006-047_27,0,0
AMr .Ricardo obtained Icave to bring in a hill for the better regulating Railway Traffic; and the Honses adjourned.,WO1_ANJO_1850_03_06-0006-018_28,0,0
That of thle pilgrim tax shall evecywleret be abolished.,WO1_LEMR_1838_07_28-0004-006_13,0,0
"Besides the grand cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, I confer on you the title of Duke of Casa Lanzo, beiug the place where the enemy's army fulfilled the conditions which yoiij had dictated to them.",BNPT-1815-08-23-0004-014_46,0,0
"A large discretion had been left to the Actina Consal-General to multiply the messengers, and use whatever moans he might consider 1 desirable.",WO1_LEMR_1884_06_21-0003-008_122,0,0
"Whether the railroad scheme is practicable or not, it is, of course, the business of surveyors on the spot to decide; but we must say, thai a scheme that offers important advantages, not only to British travellers, but a very extensive branch of the mercantile com- munity, ought to be carefully and deliberately considered on its own merits.",0000399_18441109_0002-008_77,0,0
The cost of admission to the theatres in the days of j Elizabeth was very moderate.,0000187_18251215_0001-002_88,0,0
"light nearly ; and if we disturb them at their work, and they have to run for it, they can see where they are going.",0000317_18781130_0005-025_70,0,0
"X He lived within a few miles of the battlefield of ii Dunbar, where Cromwell defeated his country- men.",WO1_ANJO_1900_02_24-0006-024_87,0,0
"Lord EsxiNE presided, and stated that the principle of the society had been thoroughly canvassed and proved to be good.",WO1_DNLN_1852_09_21-0008-035_1,0,0
"As some considerable time must elapse before the Institute Buildings can be occupied, it is under considera- tion to commence as soon as practicable, and to gradually develop, certain important branches of the work of the Institute which may be conducted in temporary offices, such as the organisation of an intelligence department in connection with the Colonies and India, bearing special reference to commerce and emigration.",0000453_18871014_0002-010_13,0,0
"side the main road only, and as the enem y ran great rinks to carry off their dead, their loss in killed and wounded must have been very heavy. """,WO1_RDNP_1874_03_08-0001-002_118,0,0
"He mentions as an instance of the way in which cholera affects busi- ness, that already from 9,ooo to io,ooo bills of commercial houses in Naples have been protested.",WO1_PMGZ_1884_10_02-0005-007_24,0,0
".aye referred, and which must have been already well known to you all, h_v allowed yourselves to feel in any way sui prised or disconcerted by it.",MOPT-1892-10-07-0006-073_16,0,0
"The Secretary then said-Do you know, Mr. Witt, personally, if any Zulus were killed by Cete- wayn's orders, because they were anxious to learn from the whites?",WO1_FRJO_1879_03_10-0006-022_61,1,1
t Mr Lowton was next ex samined.,WO1_ANJO_1809_03_08-0002-003_49,0,0
"The Sum of £500 secured by a Policy 0 f tne West of England Insurance Company, dated 22nd October 1823, to be paid with a Bonus declared at Christmas 1837 of £25 4s.",0000411_18400914_0001-008_193,0,0
I had just laid out 50s.,0000317_18581030_0004-024_569,0,0
Thirteen victims of the Denny colliery ex- plosion' were buried yesterday amid painful manifestations of grief.,WO1_FRJO_1895_04_30-0006-032_75,0,0
"7—while the Ashan- tees, who plundered the camp next day, took ten barrels of ball-cartridges, with a great quantity of other booty.",0000231_18240621_0002-008_28,1,1
lie understood that government would not gua- 5 rantee a loan to Indian railways at a certain amount of in-.,WO1_MCLN_1847_02_20-0002-002_13,0,0
"So early as the year 1606, when the rags for emi- gration excited vehement Controversy in the country, ou the policy of encouraging that disposition, the probable future independence of America formed a principal ai-guinent with the opponents of that sys- tem.",MOPT-1814-04-08-0002-003_2,0,0
"lvarious suggestions to the Government in connection wii the purpose of his mission ; but one after another of tlhe suggestions were negatived-(bear, hear)-and sonme we5 ,anegatived precisely at the very moment when the Govera I. ment were sheltering themselves from the indignati, whichbwas felt in the country at the abandonment of t!.",WO1_BDPO_1884_05_13-0004-008_101,0,0
"A T-l gun ship, called the Fame, as me a vpsel as any of her rate in the Navy, w a .",0000239_18051015_0002-003_348,0,0