... and Bright that they did not open t4qir hierte and ?? t owhrislyal tQ thi9 groyn. ! At the time that Lord Talbot had been speaking, the crowd outside the hall had been increasing, and the shouting and groaning was kept up so incessantly that it was quite ...

... late meeting of the Yeovil Agricultural Society, all the professional gentle- men present were called up in succession to speak. Mr. George Hancock, although not least, came last, and, after expressing his gratifi-ation that the gentlemen iof his ...

... rot to rotctio~n, or by a relief treni hos secil hirdsi whch iesed most grievously Al the usm tihat Lord Talbot had beeu speaking time crowd outsidefthe heidi lied beae siicreasiug,'n lthe il(,shouting and grotiug we eapt up so itcessantly thitt it was ...

... and expres.4cs his pleasure, on the arrhal of angothie envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- potantisry froum France. 1le speaks of that country as a sister republic, to sslich wye (the Areerican people) have so long beeu and still remain bound by the ...

... somne of the questions, aend you will find that numbers of ; them had reference to rnost uuimportaint unattirs, politically speaking. They had reference to whether a paiti6ttlar sewer, or drain, perhaps, shotuld run in a straight line ior in a curved one-' ...

... instead of being political tools or ignorant serfs, which they are'alIer.Iatelydescribed'to berby persons who neveir heard them speak, as I have to-night and on other ?? . sins-they are not only a most considerable portion of thernidrlle 'elssses, but are inferior ...

... I find that considerable trade with. Russia was carried ,,With on ?? this county at the time of which I have been trade, speaking, and, had it not been for the dishonesty of agents, kilway it might have even becone' a still greater plece than it Is small ...

... people, therefore, do not differ in this respect from their friends in other counties. They have merely the superior merit of speaking out, and letting the world know what they mean. In this they have done well, if not altogether wtsely. - i But just take ...

... repetition of such regimen, con- trs foilows every sweat, till the jockey becomes as sleekc ?? animaln he is goirtg to ride. We speak from expe- ience; otrce on It time seldom moving wsithout a suit of to eater's in our portmanteau. Th1ese, with a heavy p 'a ...

... opening negociations for that purpose till the Alliance had attained such a manifest predominance as would entitle to it to speak on behalf of the country. Mr. Martin, T.C., SH asfrmers, u from the land comnsittee an address to teonant m famr.The treasurer ...

... logical knowledge, must need no comment. The catarrh and influenza, the rheumatism, bronchitis, ague, asthma, lumbago-all speak of many long night's exposure to the wet and cold ; whereas the abscesses-ulcers-the diarrhcea, and the excessive debility ...

... is the west; and the third, the slavo Satate of the sauth and south-west. Pennsylvania and New Jersey, gee. e- graphically speaking, would belong to the first group n-. buot tineir educational status is scarcely such as to entitle ?? them to a place irs ...