... if, in the opening; of the business of the meeting, urgently and earnestly requested tbat they would not call upon him to speak. (The request was ultimately acceded to, and Mr. Oastler retired from the meeting.) The next business proceeded with was the ...

... «' Easy, easy, We will have it, 40.) He ...

... interest in supporting the funds against land. Lord H. Bentinck, la describing bis (Sir Robert's) fortune, sbould, if wished to speak truth, bave exactly reversed the account be gave of It. He then defended himself for bis course upon the corn-law ; course ...

... ministers ascended the platform they were assailed with loud cries for the admission of Mr. Dunn. The president attempted to speak, but not a word could be heard for the incessant clamour of the majority of the congregation, who demanded the admission of ...

... construed. It is not, perhaps, of much Importance to note that the learned Baron repeatedly, in the course of his judgment, speaks of children and young persons, when in fact there was no question about the employment of children, but only of young persons ...

... auctions are now progressing, and from opening appearances tbe result likely to be satisfactory to the colonial groweis, and speaks favourably, matter of course, for the prospect of the home staple realising full rates. Tbere was on the first day (Thursday ...

... the metropolis, and these are supported by thousands of persons in less elevated stations ; in a word, the address seems to speak the unanimous voice of the metropolis, without distinction of rank or political party. Whatever the fate of the address, is ...

... because their deeds are evil. I hope when your correspondent ventures again before the public, be will bave tbe decency to speak the truth, for the paragraph in question is one tissue falsehoods from beginning end. VERITAS ...

... to evade the law by relays, or shifts of young persons and women have been abandoned within his jurisdiction; and he thus speaks of the satisfaction which the law, as thus interpreted and obeyed, gives I have received repeated assurances daring my recent ...

... of investrfrat.'on sbould be appointed. (Applause.) Speaking as hodder, —and he believed he was the third largest in> the? company,—be (the chairman) did not see any great advantnur ln It; but, speaking as director, be wished to cay lit part of himself ...

... confidence often deters the sufferer from seeking relief, more particularly caaea of Dentistry. feel it, therefore, a doty to speak of tbe treatment and my friend received at the ' bands of Mb. Albert J. Davis, 42, Berners Street; we cannot too grateful to ...

... referred had weakened his confidence. He hoped the shareholders would be met fairly the Hartlepool Extensions. He did not speak on bis own account, because he held very few Extension shares; but was for the good the company that good faith should be kept ...