... individual we of ten hear the remark that, despicable as the weakness is, 1 it leads to no bad actions. Nothing can be more fake; it 15 leads to Mpany crimes, and to that disregard of truth which o is the root of all offences Certainly, it produces none ...

... name in writingj! to'Mr.' 'Anstiey.- Colonel Outram; C.B., late political resi- dent at Baroda, who has just come home, for exposing a very flagrant ease of 9orruption has been superseded. H. B. would feel greatly obliged by Mi! Anitey moving imme- diately ...

... information to obtain that which theI noble earl required also, and he should he glad to facilitate the object of the noble earl, faking the matter referred to, however, noteas an inquiry by itself, but as part of the general inquiry. When he told the noble earl ...

... the accommodation provided-where she is exposed to the incle- mency of the weather, and when, if it should happen to rain, t as it did on Saturday, her clothes speedily became drenched, and when she is exposed also to contact with the attendants, whose ...

... to press it in the way that would be least expen- sive to him, and it was obviously the interest of the mem- Ibers not to.expose the practice of the borough, if they in- tended to stand for it at any future time. The abrupt ter- ?? of the petition in ...

... simatter whetser it affected young children or r imot. The object of the fencing was to provide protection to the persons exposed to injury, and in that sense the' e workmsen wsere just as helpless as children. But if the i house looked at that bill, they ...

... recess- sides- iis decision, and niot persevere in his refusal to allowe these parties to go into a court of law, Hie (Sir J. Faking- -tori) lied hsearsi that the Masqsiess of Westminster wvas anxious that a decision should be conic to on this subject, and ...

... addressed instructions to Mr. ti Howard, hi-.r Majesty's minister at Lisbon, directing him k to urge the Portuguese government to fake more vigorous tl measures. Acting in the absence of Mr. Howard, the v Charg6 ?? at Liabon, Mr. Paget presented on thep 22nad ...

... oll members on the sanse -footing of equality. (Cheers.) They ought not to have a trap for cons riences ; they ought not to expose any class of tmesmibers to the odious imputations which wore cost upon tthorn for acting according to their real interpretation ...

... deny that we were bound to provide for %te 'possibility of ae continued warlike operations. We had a large force in tj China exposed to a deadly climate and he thought w. we were bound' to provide thorn with every w means that would enable them to bring the ...

... theirateio having been directed to a fo distant part of th emienear the Russian frontier. th The Turkish governetw always exposed tO lnerslof. be th!s kind from one sdorteother. Through its' lijudi- se cious conduct insurrections were frequent, which they ...

... months-unless he wants s twon gallons, or is content to buy that quantity iand entrust i it to the Iceeping of' his servants, exposing them tco temple- * p tinn, life litr no choice but to send lois servaut for it to a e public house [hear, hear]. -I really ...