...not admitted as regular practitioners in the courts of legal trickery ? If we want proof of the adage that one man may steal a horse while another may not look over the hedge, we shall find it in comparing the recognised frauds of customs with the much vituperated Customs' frauds....

...to permit it ; but I suppose that they will not see what is not convenient, as the proverb says, ' One man may steal a horse, while another may not look over the hedge.' For my part, I am of opinion, as the proverb says, ' That every little makes mickle,' and therefore,...

...about to permit it; but I suppose that they will not see what is not convenient, as the proverb says, ' One man may steal a horse, while another may not look over the hedge.' For my part, I am of opinion, as the proverb says, ' That every little makes mickle,' and therefore,...

...before, as to this important matter. MEETING AT EXETER HALL. THERE is a very vulgar proverb, which says, that "one man may steal a horse, while another may not look over the stable door." So it is certainly in church matters. During the Hampden controversy, some person at...

...brilliant success that could be anticipated — at other times they were frustrated by those causes that will eventually frustrate the efforts of any entrepreneur....pollute, on sundry occasions, the arena which has been immortalised by the genius of a Garrick, a Kemble, a Siddons, a Kean, &c., &c., with equestrian entertainments....

...brilliant success that could be anticipated — at other times they were frustrated by those causes that will eventually frustrate the efforts of any entrepreneur....pollute, on sundry occasions, the arena which has been immortalised by the genius of a Garrick, a Kemble, a Siddons, a Kean, Sic., &c., with equestrian entertainments....

...with daily ? How much more will some men require to intoxicate them than others ? The proverb of " One man may steal a horse while another may not look over the stable door,'' is particularly applicable to the stomachs of different men. How, then, is it possible...

...one of them. Is sauce for the goose sauce for the gander? or are we to live on, verifying the adage, that one man may steal a horse, while another may not look over the hedge ? Ireland has, without objection, been territorially divided into Catholic archiepiscopal and episcopal...

...produced, the latter will have every reason to consider themselves injured illustrations of the old proverb that ' one man may steal a horse while another may not look over a hedge :' for at any rate they did pay that outward respect to virtue which consists in concealment...

...broader, more catholic, too, and are learning to look upon sect as an infirmity. Don't you know the old proverb, that one man may steal a horse, while another may not look over the gata ? Well, you are in the position of the man who cannot go near the field without being traduced....