... slaughtered. Captain Griffiths while pricing tiie quarter-deck, observed the ship’s butcher loitering about, as if wishing to speak to him, though afraid do so. m y man,’ said the captain, 4 what you want?’ upon this the man answered. hope, Sir, you will ...

... items of expenditure or produce. as the case may be: and this of itself will be a great advantage, as farmers, generally speaking, are culpably negligent in this respect. Experiments will even be conducted by many of the more active members, solely with ...

... being calked upon feet return thanks. He bad beta indeed taken little surprise this occasion, being called open, said, to speak subject of suck vital import* see this country. The Rev. Chairman in his eloquent ■refsnr of the toast, has truly said that ...

... Where is now the solvent security ? Assuredly the mao who wants it will not Had it, should the art’s bo in our waters. 1 speak as amount, for no doubt there are men with small capitals hi Ireland; but for the high farming that the Free Trader recommend* ...

... and then proceeded, either from fear of the priest or from that affection which is known to belong to a naffed spaniel, to speak of the priest in terms of great affection. We saw nt once that we were dealing with an artful woman, from shorn we should get ...

... hand a list of a peculiar species crop which hare lately heard a good deal talked of, but which is a new crop comparatively speaking in this part of the country— I mean the turnip crop (cheers). I remember in the days of the old Agricultural Society—which ...

... Bristol, was burnt to death on The Denn of St. Asaph, whose church income is f.. 3.211 per annum, can neither read, write, or speak to the people of Wales, in the language of their country ! Chriatmas eve the male wrvant of the Rev. T. M. Davies of Trinity ...

... uitter falsity of cc' the unmanly charge; I uam, perhaps, the only, person at the present moomnet in this country who can speak from personal knowledge ora the subject, and should therefore think myeelf 'neglectful of an -actual duty if I allowed the ...

... confusion. He said—l was ju«t going—(incr ased confusion in the body of the Court, with shouting the galleries.) I wish to speak in the kindest feelings—(Cries of *• Take down the pole,” Union Jack” sit down.) Mvtor—My friends, must adjourn this meeting ...

... public feeling, and to an enlightened sense - £ per mile. of their own interest, accelerating tho speed of the third- .fi* : speaking of light engines, the reader must, in (his case, Total £472,146 0 0 class trains to and from Dtfblin. At present, indeed ...

... verily tie order of the day. What were CobJeu’s words lately, on the subject ot the feeling 1 in Eoglaid on this question? Speaking the Irish Corn-law Protectionists, he says;— I see these men’s reliance ; I have seen it long, and have seen symptoms of ...

... in thelanguageof the demand, or for a slight tendency to encroachment in the things demanded. Movement does not, properly speaking, constitute the whole of political reform, h but simply gives the initiative. It is a mere utter- ance of certain wants, ...