... House of Commons you are well governed. (Cheers.) I know it is tho fashion to speak 111 of the House of Commons. (No, no.) Ob, sir, I know the fashion, and it is the fashion to speak ill of that house. Men write novels against it, men compose poems against ...

... carry forward £30,236 1s. 4d. He now wished to speak as to the future of the banks He believed it was Artemus Ward who said, No one should prophesy without he knew. He was not going to prophesy, but to speak of the bank's prospet,, which entirely de- pended ...

... their stocks, and, altogether, a firmer feeling prevailed. U Until very recently the letters from Ireland continued to B O speak well of the potato crop, but latterly'the accounts have be- , I come of a less satisfactory character, and we fear that there ...

... whilst suspended before each is a telephone on to speak to the subscriber who wants attention. bea When a ring is made from, an office, a little plate dec drops with the number of the subscriber, the girl speaks to him, learns which number he wishes to address ...

... that the general yield exceeds that of good average etor years is universally admitted. llont ?? Potatoes, it is too early to speak positively: that i the the disease has spread since the commreneemedt of the presout con. month Is certailn; the blight is ...

... Scotland we have hitherto beard of few complaints, hut either in regard to Wheat or potatoes, but the advices froms the Ireaind speak of blight in wheat, and represent the potato the amrai. as very general and virulent. It is therefore calcu- ree latedthatthe ...

... business, but speaks of the mate a sad tyrannical fellow, continually quarrelling with the passengers, and Mihjecting them all sort* of annoyances. He complains of the flour and bi*cuit served out being of the worst quality, and speaks of the medicine ...

... 1have sent many letters to the Most Reverend Dr. Manning in order to get information as to the extent to wnich _ liberty of speaking will be granted to ns. The r most reverend and learned doctor, with much o courtesy replied to me on this point in these ...

... in China, Sir John Stirling, in his despatches to the Admiralty, makes the following mention of-him : ** is impassible to speak too of toe American co operating party engaged. ihey were with the itattler, emulating each other in the thicket of the attack ...

... the loaf cost l0d. and can compare them with its present slice. Not only is there a voice, at least at three times a day, speaking to the working man in every ane syllable of his every meal, telling him how free trade has blessed hbt, but he sees it in ...

... much in the same state as at Rochdale. We need not say, the inhabitants arc in a most miserable state, for the above facts speak for themselves, and, although blaek as it is, things are said to be in more favourale state than they were week ago, and if ...

... Cambridge; we in- J! !' J* amusement of such of our readers as may feel inclined to grapple with itlf A speaks the truth three times out of five, and B speaks the truth twice out of five, what m the chance that the thing true which A affirms and B denies ? ...