... last few weeks. The ( prevailing accounts speak of many disasters having E befallen the growing crop, but all these must be t received with caution in the meantime. In -week or two, we shall be able to speak with more accuracyf as to what the crop is ...

... GUARDIAN. The Proprietors and Conductors ex- / plicitly pledge themselves to the literal truth of this 1 statement They speak solely of its regular and avereg eirculatioii, and not of any occasional large sale eansed by exciting events. In some eases ...

... was consented to, their lordships would insist upon a complete audit of the accounts being laid before the committee. (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRnDAY, FEB. 11. The Speakei took the chair shortly before four o'clock. ScCOnD READIXNS The following ...

... principles, and opposed to legality cud ~ustice.-Before the resolution was put to the meeting, Mr. MhS. SOUTHaWP LL rose to speak. Instantly a violent interrup- tion ensued, anil several gentlemen on the platform sur- rounded Mr. Southwell, and angrily ...

... thilt it Was not customary for ladies w to speak at the oseetings there, amitl lie wias afraid that none w would like to hicur tile cltarge of ilinovation. At tbe samle at time, if ally lady chose to speak, lie was sUre that she Would lII be listened ...

... figures. Receiving the document late at night `tbe , writer pores over the tabular statement, and tries to a make the figures speak. If it be a friendly journal,' it is the business of the writer to put as favourable a S face on the matter as the figures ...

... the boundaries between two in the thirteenth century. The preceding age to this was the of feudalism. Feudalism, socially speaking, was not an organization, but the attempt supply the want of an organization. Men were still dr« amine of a central European ...

... gather- tPI about the sanme hour, Mr. DlsRAEr.r was alddressing b th fa.rmers of B3ucks, antl Lord PAI.IEIRSTON Was Hof / o. speaking in tihe House of Conunons, Ealch had a tf' ' specific o'bject; the one wvished to add to his chances 'e e; of election tile ...

... i- men; and one says to the other, let us revenge this E wt with our' pikes, lesj we become rakes: for the gods i know I speak this in hunger for bread, not in thirst for revenge. While they are in tumultuous debate, they see al approaching to them ...

... by any working of short time, such as has been resorted to up to the present time. Messrs. Du FAY and Co. as will be seen, speak as if the change referred to bad not yet taken place to I any considerable extent; but we understand that in those districts ...

... tocalculate how much may continue to be received during the very last few days of the quarter, it is of course impossible to speak with perfect accuracy of the comparative receipts of the year t and of the quarter about to end with the correspondhigperiods ...

... L I Notwithstanding the apparent inconsistency in the spi manner in which Sir Robert Peel and the tories, as the a party, speak of the great mass of the working gai classes-at'ne time treating them with the utmost ou0 contempt;- and at another time admitting ...