... iflene in the government of thins cornmer' - rler rrriilhae owentered ripen the seventh year of aal ihiris lt tr rast ttrey can speak Twiti satisfaCtion. the l-ie 5' puli n~tiiionIigradually, bitt surely, becoming~ orr oidirrre-atlei ttfav~orr of Free T'rrade ...

... You Wttnt ?? Nought hut my owit, wats the reply. 'ilte prosecutor and Fox. then saw that thle person with Whom they were speaking was the prisoner. and hie exclaimed I'll give thee nought bartthy own', then. The risoner then attacked the presecutor ...

... so imtlyi a scrap of evidence is ttlitt *aivel by the brother of the piLuitiff, but by the testimony of n s Nslwo violadt speak. to fasts.i ftrom ?? only one to- I fereiico could be drawn by miei ot 50cns. Thle Ilaititffl wvas a j tnee iama;n the idefendanit ...

... see howv little S time remains for, the expression of their sentiments on the subject. n If they wish to be heard, they must speak aloud, and they must d quickly. Do they; or do they not, approve of national endowments for religious purposes ? Do they, or ...

... jierations ; and we hope it will only be f the precursor of meetings in all parts of the Riding. gi . [ MR. BRIGHT, after speaking with his accustomed force at and ability at the League meeting in Manchester, attended at E- the next evening the public ...

... and to slop tile blond which Wa~s flowing. While I wsan dein1 per so, thle captain said to Reason, 1Do, for Undos sake, speak a cenple In- of words. The captain tlen threw thiel ssyonet on iho hoar. Itesea~~ and died, as far asl Ican thiink,ashout ...

... the case for the prosecution, and witnesses were called, but nt hi the time our despatch loft York Mr. Oyvgegec was loft speaking e for the detence, c ir Ie I c ...