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... THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The advices from the north of Europe continue to speak favourable of the progress made with the harvest, and we are disposed to think that the crops will give a very good return in all the countries bordered by the Baltic. The ...
... this time but little chance of saving him. It is said he has addressed au autograph letter to the Emperor Napoleon, which he speaks of the Mexican question, and especially the interests of his daughter, the Empress Charlotte. Pall Mall Gazette. ...
... SANS PEUR ET SANS REPROCHE. Says Layard, would that I could speak All that I think of Dr. Beke. Says Beke, the motto Great Bayard Is just what isn't J. B. Layard, Says Tomahawk, no longer bore us You both may go to Theodorus. ...
... means tho period which indicates the greatest courage in a debate. The really dauntless man is the man who speaks at seven o'clock. He then speaks, not to a House satiated and complacent, but to a House hungry and exacting. Making a speech to the lions ...
... friends of Mr. Lawson, the liberal candidate, are less sanguine of success than they were some days ago; and the conservatives speak confidently of reSsming General and Captain Lowther, by a majority of from 400 to 500. Manchester Guardian. ...
... weights. The mutton was considered unsurpassed on a similar occasion, and the veal and pork were both very good. Mr. James Speak slaughtered a splendid four-year-old bullock, fed by Mr. Pattineoa Young, of the Scaws farm, near Penrith, which weighed stones ...
... popularity and future power more certainly follow from great oratorical effort. If Mr. Gladstone has but the courage to speak as he alone can speak on the second reading of the bill it will be carried this session if he shirks his duty, in the hope propitiating ...
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... their address surprises you. They chat and laugh with great vivacity of manners, and are perfect footing of equality. They speak very readily, and give their opinion with confidence, when even that of wife controverts her husband. Many of these daughters ...
... addressed short letter the Times in defence her brother. The following communication, which has since appeared the Times, speaks for Sir, Pray excuse troubling you. wish to show you the class- of people who attack Governor Eyre, and enclose you one two ...
... however, had a tremcndots soaking, and dry hot weather is now indispensably re- required. We have 'still a few flies. Generally speaking, the bine continues growing very fast. Sonth hastern Gazette, ...
... millinery, now-a-days, is thought of such importance by set of clergymen, that, instead of the Church Mihtaiit we fancy they must speak of it as being the Church Millinery-tant. — Punch. ...