... sure was one of those I saw near Foster's bouse in Piperlane, and tbe other two men were like those saw there, but oould not speak to tbea. The man Identified was tbe man Ives struck at. One of the men had \Crow, Billy-cock, or Wideawake bat on, much ...

... the third by Mr. Thwaites. These ware adopted. The conference met again on Thursday, which occasion the delegates had the speaking all to themselves, aa the various members of Parliament who had honoured the former meetings with their presence did not ...

... cycle of prosperity extended from 1844 to 1846, and the second cycle of depression comprised the years 1847 and 1848. In speaking of the several cycles it must be borne in mind that the Board of Guardians for the township was first constituted about the ...

... breeaes of Richmond Park; but at a minister of tbe entire country, should remember tbat when be goes to Manobester ought to speak at the Prime Minister, and not tool of the Lancashire cotton lords. (Hear, hear.) Let me tell you tbat tbe whole ot thie visit ...

... the not very manageable patronymic of Rosenagen, happened to be one of a party of whom it was desired that bis muse should speak. On went tbe improvisators, galloping over the rest without pause or check; till at lest tbe trial came. It was thus met— Yet ...

... necessity for strenuous co-operation and liberal donations from all parties. He then referred to bia Highness Prince Albert, speaking of him, aot but working man. He would not flatter any one, bat he hesitated not to cay tbat his Royal Highness had done three ...

... snd who, believe, has filled the office of guardian ever He (Mr. Stead) will be able, if willing, (as Mr. Newssm says,) to speak conscientiously (save tbe mark), to give bim information. Mr. Newsam professes an enlarged sympathy for the poor, bnt I appeal ...

... Britain from the disgraceful stigma of encou- raging slavery. (Mr. Ferrand resumed his seat amidst . loud cheers, after speaking about an hour and a half. j Mr. BOWER, of Welham, briefly seconded the resolu- t tion, and waa put and carried unanimously ...

... very safely, that the jury is ordinarily the mere automaton of the judge, and finds as he indicates. But the judge himself speaks and acts under a conciousness tbat he has to satisfy not only his own convictions but those also of the jurymen, whose discernment ...

... Her house waa not meeting-place for ladlei and gentkmen. Sbe bad kept the thop for 13 years. Sbe knew the day of which wat speaking wai April 39, U4B, and tbe day of the wedding. Mr. Saroooo then called— Joteph Croft, buaband of one of tbo witnesses examined ...

... of tbe market at present: two three of tbe warehouses have been doing pretty well, bat buyers are scarce; and, generally speaking, business is slack for tbis time of the year. Of course, the weather, which is unusually cold, must have great influence ...

... refutation.. o« *»« ohnrou are ~«n t. a I who choose enter, and titVf of admission are required. style the artce and written speak for themselves. The are quite Immaterial. My desire Is to live pjaeeably h all and can with truth say, that In • noreject have ...