... extracts from the * Articles and Orders * of a local clnb (a fair specimen of its genus, because taken from others), which will speak for themselves. * Every member of this society shall pay, or a cause to be paid, one shilling every meeting night into the ...

... substantiate or disavow, and the course which they may take concerns nothing but their own character. It impossible, however, to speak in this tone of the lOKjstrous historical errors which disgrace the article in question. Even malevolence is wont, in its own ...

... wished to speak. Witness said, I’ll have nothing to do with you,” and walked fast home. The prisoner followed him to his door. Witness went in aod shut the door. The prisoner rang the bell. Witness opened the window. Prisoner said, If you don’t speak to me ...

... From the Venerable Archdeacon of Rosa. ** Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, Aug. 22,1849. Dear Sir,—l cannot speak too favourably of the Revalcnta Arabica.* Having had an attack of bad fever abont three years ago, I have ever since been suffering ...

... Quo cur,ue* deserts petiverit, et quibas ante, Infelix, ana lecta eupervolitsTorit alia. Or, in plain English, There let him speak out—and be heard, too, while be tells it—that the world does not all times know how unsafely it sits—when despair has loosed ...

... second place, we are anxious to discriminate between tlie two diplomacies of ambition and of defence. Mr. W, Lockby Harlk speaks slightingly of the assistanct wa can afford to Turkey, and in the next page, dilataa with glowing and juat enthusiasm on the ...

... From the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross, Aghadown Glebe, Skibbercen, County Cork, Aug. 22,1849. Dear Sir,—l cannot speak too favourably of the ‘ Revalenta Arabica.* Haring had an attack of bad fever about three years ago, have ever since been suffering ...

... Socialist parly. Vs t',,, who voted was less than .,000, the Conserve reason to boast of their victory; but th when they speak of it as indicative of : of opinion as to justify an expectat,.,,, , 11th arrondiaseraent will give l , . M. Foy at the election ...

... minute subdivision was probably originated for electioneering purposes—but was soon found to give increased, and, generally speaking, a sure income the landlords The agricultural labourers were by degrees metamorphosed into independent tenants they were ...

... houses it did not apply, but it operated as deduction from the profits of the proprietors; fact, the window tax, generally speaking, fell upon the owners, and not upon the tenants. So far as sanitary considerations were concerned, he was far from denying ...

... being acquitted of the crime of murder. I have considered the case fully. You have ill-treated your wife so much as make her speak of committing suicide, and to force her apply for warrant against you and although it appears that for a short Lime you treated ...

... thing but worthy of deliberative assembly, to which the taxation of the city is be soon entrusted. While Mr. Reynolds was speaking, in his capacity of Lord Mayor, Mr. Walker said—That is not true. Lord Mayor—Sit down, Sir. Mr. W.—Read the resolution correctly ...