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... the decent, hardworking man during a temporary want of employment. On this head need we say more. This part of our subject speaks for itself—no comment is called for—no farther remark is required. But this is not all. Our Senators in Parliament passed ...
... the prunin-knife. That we are forced to do both oceasionally, our friends well know. We beg to assure all of them, and we speak from a certain knowledge of the fact, when we say that anv letter which may occupy above half a column of our paper —or, say ...
... circumstances of the Trust : whose business it will be to call en, not merely the Trustees, but the principal traders, to speak plainly as to past and present facts, as well as future prospects. JUSTICE or PEACE COURT.—At this court, on Monday, an action ...
... hear.) We have come here to-day to speak chiefly of financial and Parliamentary reform. I leave others who are here to deal with that subject generally, and I have preferred to address myself to that which most deeply interests you,—the gymslion of the ...
... his blank hosorence of right and wrong, the powers thereofand though Law, when he rises to say what lie has seen—for he run speak—says to him, ' No! Be dumb, brute: how should'at thou lift op thy voice am .n 2 men ?'—this 'IMP Society and Law would use ...
... work we give the following summary of THE QUALIFICATIONS OF A COURIER. Ire must be familiar with the geography of Europe—l speak here of the merely Continental courier ;—he must know tin , boundaries, the high roads, the coinage, tho customs, the privileges ...
... error In my last letter, in quoting from the ' Times' newspaper; but I find it was their error In leaving oat the word 'not' speaking of the ram Clergymen' referred to by the Member for Finsbury. It should hare been, l • There are 5000 Clergymen with incomes ...
... nts, to be followed as it would be by a competition which would eventually he injurious to all, we would at the same time speak a word in season to the working classes in general, and to the factory operatives in particular. At no former period, taking ...
... a fight among you in the hall on Saturday evening last.' Havers, Peter,' replied the other; 'the quarrel was hardly worth speaking about, and the skrimmage a trifle; but the principle we stand fur cannot be upset by a few silly ...
... Rut they are registered houses ! registered in terms of law ! We ought to beg pardon of the Legislature for presuming to speak thus disrespectfully of such ingenious contrivances for preparing for the gallows ! Nor let it be said that our language is ...
... has been deemed necessary to consult France and England, the proposition has been submitted to those Powers, and, if report speaks truly, Lord Palmerston has expressed himself decidedly opposed to any such arnngernent.'--Vivina. January 23.—Great agitation ...
... makes a sudden leap and lands in Arbroath, and speaks very fluently of the prosperous state of the linen trade here, and compare. the wages of the factory operatives. He says: 'We would at same time speak a word in season to the working-classes in general ...