... These would be as much in their plaice as the most beautiful picture or statue, or the most ingenious machine. But it is speaking within the mark when we say that half the goods in the Exhibition have no earthly business within its walls: many of them ...

... entering upon that fruitful subject of debate, the recent alterations in the Council Chamber. Alderman Hawkes, who usually speaks with a degree of vivacity that renders hi# talk ” more acceptable to the Council than that of many of his aldermanic compeers ...

... in hands for week or fortnight—l cannot say exactly how long. I have not seen the books since lust Dctvmber, and am only speaking from what I recollect of the entries in the books then. The cheque was not in mv hands during my illness. I had not possession ...

... EXCURSION SOCIETY. To the Editor of the Daily GatetU. Sib, —Allow to correct an error which appeared in Saturday's Gazfilf. In speaking of the meeting of the above Society, held on Wednesday evening last, you stated that the meeting was called m pursuance «)f ...

... what their predeadjoining district of Lancashire. It w:is impossible to ! ceasors have sown. The other day, os the King was speak too highly of the conduct of the employers of I returning from Caserta, he was surrounded a dense labour, who had submitted ...

... the bench the Mayor (Mr. Henry Manton) and Alderman Lloyd. At the commencement of the business, Mr. Kynnersley said he must speak to the wonderful accuracy of the report of tho trial. There was one part of it, however, which might produce an uncomfortable ...

... serious bar to the proper notice of the various classes of the industrial departments. Nor does the disorganisation, or, to speak more oorrectly, the imperfect organisation, appear at all likely to be reme- died in any sufficient time to render it an easy ...

... marvellous moral change would be brought about by the adoption of the hon. gentleman s system ; and it was purely visionary to speak of the conversion of large masses of fraudulent persona an operation which simplyshifted the burthens of one doss upon another ...

... y undertook. Mr. Lawson commenced tho active duties of his office on Monday, the 31st of March. He (witness) had occasion speak to him during the week on business in connection with his duties. Lawson mentioned to j him the case of a person who had been ...

... the fall of New Orleans, but still, like the general thanked the Roman Senate, they do not despair of the Republic.” They speak calmly of it, count coolly their remaining chances, and show no signs of giving in. It has often been vaunted by Southerners ...

... flatter. , not of much moment to him. for he was not Yesterday, at the Leeds Court of Bankruptcy. favour f p ( Churches; but, speaking Messrs. G. J. and E. Calvert, G. H. Locking, and F. ber of the Legislation, he desired speedy settle- Calvert of York, i ...

... disaster it must have been through bad leadership, for there was want of steadiness the ranks. It time now for Conservatives to speak out. have suffered in silence the taunts of our adversaries, who accused us of intriguing with Ultramontanism. The temporal ...