... but he skulks past all of _them in his _speech . _He _begins and _goes on by assuming the _self-obviously false iind often _exposed _predicate that tlio local _taxation is all paid by _the classes _connected with _the soil of England ; _and tlicii , ...

... market with _papers at broken _prices by the smaller makers . I am afraid _thai this is _the ' true _, _and _the other _tlie _fake view of the case ; for it would be a _novel thing _iniieed if a _lax was beneficial _to trade . ( _Hear _, hear . ) I believe ...

... had no chance . Fifesliire _lias always Iield _; i _foremost _place ainon _^ tlie Scotch _county _constituenciesand _it must fake _care not to lose in a strata _^ uin what it has _gained in _several _hard-fought battles . THE _FIFE AXD SCOTTISH CENTRAL ...

... have to nay for a _weeks _provisions more than tliose _travelling liy railroail , _besides losing time and being _longer _exposed to _fraud . _Passengers _areadvisrd in no _event to _engage their passage to distant small _places that do not lie on tbe ...

... _believe , ' nt' nn oxpenso varying from _£ 700 to _. £ 1700 . Tho _ground has _been _divided into _twenty _lots , and Is to bo _exposed for sale on an _early day . Some conversation took place _regarding the _designation of _tlio _new suburb , and _a _great ...

... show , as tho _Protectionists say , _the _^ amount _, _of , _competition _, to - • which _, tho agricultural _interest is exposed _, or _because , as _wo would _rather- say _^ ' _they' show the _^ _additional _quantity of food _. which _., now finds its ...

... J »» v , he lind _contend d himself with _loitering _on his w : iy , _playing _with the subject on _thii _surface , _and _exposing _the _absurdities of _liis _adversaries . This lust he often did with _much wit , Hnd _always _witli _prodigious success ...

... ) _Gentlemen think proper to laugh at this statement _, but everyone known them _is less temptation t _«» insincerity and _fake professions _in consequence of the _change in the law—that sincerity , truth , and cnntistency are _promoted by this Act _ ...

... five years it _; was _0083 . _In 1 S 55 , _taken _separately , the fake was ( _1320 , and _lost _year _it _was only 4 _SS 5 . _the _extremity of tho diminution . The variations in _the fake of _grilse have _been somewhat different . _The following are _the ...

... had _an _inveterate liatrea _^ _oftolt-tJaM _. ' aa _' d would _often ' iravti * _levurul . _miles _' _round _^ . and _. _expose _big _-carriage ( which he ' generally : drove himsulf _, four / _In hand )' . _to , 'danger 1 ' _and _'destruction . * over ...

... and defeated by a , small majority . In 185 S an influential deputation urged Tipon Mr Walpole tait the Government should fake np- 'the question , and since then a deputation liad-seea SSr G . C . Lawia oa tlia ' same sniject . He ( Mr . Cropper ) looked ...

... was ono , wore we to remain exposed to such a calamity ? Were we to run , the risk of trusting . to a chance such ' as that which scattered the Spanish Armada contuiios ago among onr rock-bound coasts ? We might beagain exposed to tho attack of a naval force ...