... he was disappointed, and was obliged to turn back an audience waiting to witness his exhibition. The Corn Laws. —Generally speaking (says a cotemporary) unsafe and unfair to examine, at late day, too minutely, the foundation of the right of property and ...

... landlord class, with few honourable exceptions. They are indignant; though, from local and dependent circumstances, they cannot speak out as they feel, except in the private and confidential intercourse of life. But, feeling that this communication has extended ...

... to know what protection really is. Ido not mean to say much upon the point, many nights will not elapse be, fore I have .to speak about it in another place, and 1 am glad that we have two or three weeks to prepare ourselves in. What occurred Leeds w ill ...

... DFraeli's mode of attaining that purpose would not effectual. The great contest now was, who was to pay the taxes ? Mr. Disraeli, speaking on the part the territorial aristocracy, said that, unless they hud protection, they could not continue to pay their share; ...

... good harvest, with a good quality, they should have remunerating prices. It was the harvest the year before last that he was speaking of. Well, then came the harvest of last year, which might be termed average crop—he was sure it was nothing more. The quality ...

... the first attacked: but he must tell the gentlemen of England there must be change, and rejoiced in the present opportunity speaking the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth 'much cheering]. Standing he did, he felt warranted in saying that ...

... he would remark that they had had three years free trade, 184', 1818. and 1848. Of the first of those three years he would speak presently. A worse harvest than that of 1848 never occurred in this country. A greater purlion of the wheat grow n in England ...

... neither is it my practice, to supplyreports of the Pavement meetings to any newspaper, and, whenever I have occasion to write or speak of the proceedings. I studiously avoid (what the w riter of the paracraph in question appears to have principally aimed at) ...

... animals, he was rather glad that the comparison was no longer to be a sheep, which was first soggested by Walpole, who said, speaking of taxation. try to catch the commercial interests, and you will find them noisy pigs; but as to the agriculturists, they ...

... adverse to the present claims of the church, I am not aware that the clergy have taken part the discussion. But there is time speak us well as to silent. it too much to say that attempt is being made to place the clergy, at least, if not the Established Church ...

... Mr. Laslett, who was the bench, also attempted to speak amidst loud cries of order,” with mingled cheers and hisses. lie said—lf you will not hear those gentlemen you will not have any friends to speak for you. You cannot expect that they will give your ...

... or if he had meant that he would put down any honest man who wished to speak his sentiments [cheers], Mr. Loi slev then proceeded with his observations, and was allowed to speak without any material interruption for more than a quarter of an hour. Before ...