... vwas- a most cruel-andhdas- tardly thing in you to lay a hand upon the woman. The master of the waite, here stood forward to speak in appr;)basiien of tbd deibndant`8 conduct, but Alderman Hunmphrey, having learned from him 4tati'he was not present upon ...

... those special burdens which pressed most grievously on the agricultural iaterest. . All the time that Lord Talbot had been speaking the crowd outside the hall bad been increasing, antdthe ,shoating and groantig was kept up so incessantly that it, was quite ...

... cattle, and employing more labour to a given acre of soil,. excels most of his neighbours, and is thus well' entitled to speak on the subject of the interests of the agriculturists of England. We recommend Mr. Cobden's speech to the attentive perusal ...

... opening negociations for that purpose till the alliatce had attained sarh a manifest predomintance as would entitle it to speak on behalf of the country. If the committce, however, onlv wanted information, there could be no ol jection to their asking ...

... cattle and employing neore labouer to a I gleenl area of soil, excels moot of hris neigfrbrurs-a mare so weoll errtitleel to speak to you entire subject of tire interests of tho agritctlturists of this courity (Irear, hear). We are eret here unrier tire ...

... fend establish in a solid manner the veritable and Bholy ddctrine (15). ?? will not be surprised, venerable brothers, if we speak ta little long uopn this subject. Your prudence, assuredly, ihas discovered that in these perilous times we ought, you aitd ...

... and military col- Ileges,'soldiers of the line in their blue coats, officers, clerks, shopkeepers, porters, and generally speaking, specimens of all Eclasses of the population. A peep over the shoulders of the readers in the the two rooms will reveal another ...

... election. Hle would not speak harshly of the yount- gentleman who was .ti- valved in an 'unhappy fate owittg to his wild prin- ciples and doctrines, and who was led away, misdirected and made a tool of by others; but he should speak of the oc- currence. ...

... procured a drag, and in a few minutes succeeded in'drawing out a man. Tire party, when taken out, was alive, but unable to speak, and lie gave him: in-charge to the police at the adjoining station house. I He was thence conveyed on astretcher td the abdie ...

... the vehemefj 1 eghing. They are likewise fonmd a useful protection ag is amp antd fogs ; and to persons in the habit of speaking frequently in public, they prove a grateful and effectual stimulus. Price Is. per Box. 13. a-d E.'s SYRUP of SMILAX an,' ...

... invite the people to unite with them and demand protection for their rentrolls ? They feel like guilty things-for we cannot yet speak from sight. They love retirement, and shun the light of public dis- cussion. And well may they fear from the re- sult, if the ...

... y. Mr. Badger said no good could arise from this debate, and he was opposed to the resolution; if no senator de- sired to speak, he would move to lay it on the table. General Cass desired to say a few words. He regretted the course of the opposition to ...