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... were in the room who thought me a fool for not speaking ? and how many would have thought me a fool if I had spoken ?”—Life of Sir Charles Chantrey, R.A. Wuat next?—A correspondent of a London paper, in speaking of the supply of milk by railways to the metropolis ...

... Bridgend Labourers’ Friend Society, held at Bridgend on Wednesday last, Mr. Talbot, M.P., the Lord Lieutenant of the county, in speaking of an improved system of agriculture, which he had himself adopted, bore the following testimony to the ad- mirable fertilising ...

... many yeara, can look back upon their past career with so eatisfaction es “It is not im the of rebake,” the Pest, that the speaks his counsel. Ob, Ro It is in the words and manner of the most solicitade. The Chief Justice is re- Look, that the last seven ...

... sayncisy, will mot reach the canse, There in very little lend in this country, comparatively speaking, which of being permanently improved to the erteat he speaks of, vis. Crom 10s. w 30s. or 40s. per acre, by or any other improvement; or why do net cer ...

... 28 11 — Decline — 8 9 57 27 64 62 Upon this partial one-sided view of the account it re- marks that “ this simple statement speaks volumes, and “ demonstrates the position to which our farmers have “ been reduced as plainly as anything which could pos- ...

... influence that he might exert over a few poor farmers. These never having been more than a few miles from their home can hardly speak English at all; their intercourse and com- munication with their fellow-creatures is therefore ne- cessarily very limited and ...

... ) He coold tell him thet prices had come down materially in his trade dari: the last year or two. ( Hear.) ten He did not speak for alone, bet for men hed net lowered the business that he was doing, when he said that they aad hed no wish to doit. But ...

... during the time he in Parflament—never told went to the House of for anpther. confusion end ) As they would not allow him to speak, be second the motion that Lerd Talbot do take the chair. Lord came forwesd. He hed no sooner teken his plare at the front ...

... morning of his death, when Mrs. Green left him. Mrs. Green saw her husband again about half—past eight o'clock, but did not speak to him, as she thought he was asleep. At half-past nine o’clock he was found dead. Dr. Stevenson made a post mortem examination ...

... better than your herbs to dine upon.” A man who was passing by, hearing this interchange of compliments, stopped, and said: ‘* speak sincerely, Diogenes. When the night-winds and rain beat upon you in your tub, does not the thought occur to you how much more ...

... called at the house honoured as his excellency’s abode. Now, it so happened that neither he nor any of his attaches could speak a word of Spanish, and that none of the servants were acquainted with the person of Narvaez. When he enquired for the minister ...