... ex pressed himself as favourable to the principles cc tr ade and the progress of reform. . writer upon social questions, speaking from extensive cW pe ' states t * uat he never knew among the pauper life** one instance of a man who had in the course of ...

... recently burst forth ? He ob- jected to a State sanction being given to a secular system of education. Mr. HUME was about to speak, when Mr. MONCKTON MILNES interposed an entreaty not to peril the reception and consideration of this important topic by entering ...

... it was meant that there should be a body in the country to represent the whole people in some way or other, and who should speak in their name in the making of laws. (Hear.) The English constitution was composed of king, lords, and com- mons. But the commons ...

... nothing of it. I will, however, at once make myself master of it, and let you know my ideas. I write in haste — meaning to speak to-night on the suffrage, if possible, I write on this subject iv a hurry. Yours truly, J. A. ROEBUCK. I. Ironside, ...

... Church — was likely to raise his voice against mis- government In making these remarks he wished to be understood as not speaking at all against individuals, but against the system. There were many valuable members of the Church. Some of them personally ...

... General. (From the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross.) Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Aug. 22, 1849. Dear Sir,— l cannot speak too favourably of the Revalenta Arabica. ALEXS. STUART, Archdeacon of Ross. St. Saviour's, Leeds, Dec. Oth, 1847. . . ...

... quotations, which were almost nominal. Very little foreign Barley was on offer. The show of English was extensive. Generally speaking, the trade ruled inactive at barely stationary prices. We had a large quantity of Malt on show The damand for that article ...

... stiff-necked, too, but without in- solently Uirowing the head back ; for if you cannot speak with calm power, as one having authority, what right have you to speak at all ? Use very few long sentences. In- terpose round shot (short ones) for emphasis; ...

... not acknowledge that they were better than we. A gagging bill had been passed, but who had been gagged by it ? Then let them speak the trudi broadly out. Let them keep within the law, for which their forefathers struggled. They had the physical force revolution ...

... deposed to the pre- vious exemplary character of the prisoner, who remarked to his Lordship, that he had other gentlemen to speak to his character. The Learned Judge pertinently observed — It's no use ?? evidence of this description — it only shews xhat ...

... one-third more than it was 30 years ago. Mr. E. THOMPSON claimed to speak on the amendment, but the MAYOR decided against him Mr. J. W. SMITH : He always affords amusement, let him speak Mr. IRON- SIDE called on the Mayor to notice so improper a remark ...

... quotations, nhieh were almost nominal. Very little foreign Barley was on offer. The show of English was extensive. Generally speaking, the trade ruled inactive at barely stationary prices. We had a large quantity of Malt on show. The demand tor that article ...