... and whose homes are made glad by tbis overflowing torrent of food.' If it were a torrent of liquid lava, they could not speak of it with more horror. Aud then they take to threatening ! These pacific lords, when they are compelled to admit that the ...

... bench below tbe gangway. The knowing ones in the gallery began to predict that Roebuck, Disraeli, Peel, and Cobden, would speak. And tliey were right. When Mr. Hume sat down. Mr. Roebuck took the iloor, but the Speaker retired for a few minutes, and Mr ...

... opportunity, I told Ratcliffe that Mr. Birks could not allow him at present to return to the brewery, but that if he wished to speak to Mr. Birks, though he was unwell, I thought he would very likely see him. He seemed somewhat anxious that nothing should ...

... Mr. Toller is perfectly at liberty to make any statement, if he feels disposed to do so; but the Court cannot force him to speak. You can give notice of your intention to move in the matter, and compel the Bishop of Exeter to an- swer the monition. That ...

... would that they should do unto us. He then noticed the recklessness with which the law makers violated their own enactments, speaking in severe terms of Dr. Bunting, who for 21 years had beeu constantly violating laws which he had himself drawn up. He referred ...

... communism.) He bad not un- derstood it then. He had had a strong prejudice against what he conceived communism to be. In speaking of the evils of war, Mr. Tucker had not adverted to the widows and orphans. ( Yes, he did.) Then he bad not spoken of tbe ...

... Providence, permitted to appear before them W ...

... characters of the pri- soners Martin and the two Nodders. . . .Mr. Branson said if it were necessary, he had several witnesses to speak to the character of the Noddsrs. . . Mr. Overend said the Bench were inclined to give credit to the alibi which had been set ...

... Rochester. We thiuk most children in the present day would be much better for more whipping than they get. — Weekly News. Speaking Volumes. — The Rev. Mr. Gannet reckons that each individual averages three hours of conversation daily, at the rate of ...

... John Manners they are not disposed to oppose the Government measure if they cannot get their own. The Fielden party, however, speak bitterly of Lord Ashley's treachery, and passed a long string of resolutions deprecatory of his Lordship's propo- j sition ...

... reason to hope for a liberal response from the public to the appeal, to do honour to a man whose works, he being dead, will speak to all future time. The Petition for Secular Education. — Mr. Alderman Carr has received from the Earl of Arundel and Surrey ...

... proceedings of the Conference in London. They had set up a species of man-worship iv allowing Mr Cobden and Mr. Bright to speak without limit as to time' while others were only allowed a quarter of an hour eacn' They had also allowed Mr. Cobden to introduce ...