... Meeting approved of the exertions ot Oastler to ameliorate the conditi n trf the working c.a-e.-.. Mr Fevrand stood kinyafdid speak • Ui resolution, bat soo.i wandered to other a iv ects, and p uuged into oneo; his disconnected and abusive narangues. He ...

... because a most painful case from the same cause has just occurred in my own family. On the ultimo, I was requested to and speak to one of our servants (the nursery-maid), who was in a state of violent agitation in consequence of man at Westminster Bridge ...

... would call every Roman Catholic gentleman in Ireland who can conveniently leave home to hold himself readiness. shall Tuesday speak more at large on this most important movement/ ...

... discussion, however, in the debate upon the address, will be with regard to the words entente cordiale which made use of speaking of the relations of France with England. This will be thegwat stalking-horse portion of the Opposition; and a motion, it ...

... stone of Slib to sink the offals. In to-day's market the supply beasts offering was, on the whole, scanty, but, comparatively speaking, of fair average quality. The weather being more favourable to slaughtering, and the attendance of buyers tolerably numerous ...

... elective power; and, directed as they most assuredly will be by the ablest popular leaders who have appeared since the time we speak of, no one can feel very solicitous as to the ultimate result of the contest. We would think that history would teach the upper ...

... wish to be present. The difficulty now is, not to procure audiences, but to find places large enough to hold them. Mr Cobden speaks for the People, and in every quarter of the kiugdom they flock to hear him expound and advocate the doctrines of the People's ...

... prisoner expressed a wish to see* me. went to ' the station house, and he appeared very uneasy his mind, and said he wished to speak to me. I cautioned him that whatever he might say I should take down, and that it might afterwards be used against him. On ...

... gentlemen were seated on the steps leading down to the crowded and attentive audience below. Mr Cobden spoke—as be always speaks—with the closeness of a thorough logician, intimate with every point of his case, and confident of its irrefragable proof ...

... suffered much—two of them were severely frostbitten. The Sweden arrived below this port yesterday afternoon. Captain Chissell speaks highly of the conduct of Captain Homan towards him and bis crew*. ...

... wish to debate jf- (Increased laughter.) i« subject. Xork -)— wish say something ,an y members ery , We1 ?' J ect - ( Lau er. speak „ Set 0 tbe ' at once a,,d ...

... VARIETIES. Fluency of the Fair Sex.— Mr Yearsley, speaking of the causes, varieties, &C ...