... We do not speak of the purchase en matte in certain vineyards, for that is an affair of speculation, but of the visits and offers of the brokers and representatives of important wine houses in the Orleanais, the Bordelais, and Upper and Lower Burgundy ...

... Speaking of the affairs of Affghan, the Englishman says hear that the people of Herat are oppressed by the exactions of the governor of that province, and that many of the head men and Mulliks have written to Sirdar Mahomed Shureef Khan, that if desired ...

... Report speaks of a return visit on the part of the Emperor of the Emperor of the French to Turin in the course of the spring. It is said that Lord Brougham will shortly have near neighbour of the highest distinction; for it seems that the same inducement ...

... whatever their politics, speak, to hear them say, as they generally did, that iculture was the bone of the country [laughter). He would like to know what the present Government, or any Government, had ever done for the farmer [hear, hear]. Perhaps their ...

... gentleman the membe! © for Cambridge, speaking on the landed interest the other day, the notion that these local taxes were a serious disadvantage to the farmers, and said that they did not amount to more than Is, 6d. in the pound, But that amount represented ...

... Mr. Yeo was sorry there were no ladies present to speak for themselves, as he felt overwhelmed with the important responsibility placed upon him. That the ladies would feel grateful for the enthusiasm with which their healths had been drunk, he had no ...

... and is able to tell His own clear null, perpetually pointing to Him as the authority by which it speaks. This spiritual faculty, of which he was speaking, was put in us to be the supreme guide of our lives, supreme over every act that may do; supreme ...

... man u sufficient excuse, or needed no excuse for a readiness in speaking on such an important occasion the present [hear] He was sure that every one must rejoice at the prospect happiness which was opening to the Prince of Wales and their beloved country ...

... grave judgment of our Archbishop and all the llishops of this province on the observances of which Clericus” can speak so lightly - They speak of the dangers (1) of favouring errors deliberately rejected by the Church of England, and fostering a tendency ...

... Droxford and the neighbouring villages. On Tuesday Mr. Nicholson will speak at a Conservative gathering to be held at Alton, when Mr. J. G. Wood will pres Lord Wolmer intends addressing meetings every day (Sundays, of course, excepted) until the date ...

... pinnae]. Speaking M magistrate of another county be expressed the opinion that the magistrates generally carried ont the Act in loyal spirit consistent with their duty toward* the persons brought before them and the public generally. With reference to ...

... hour. Witness felt died in about quarter-of-an- men not speak- sure the manner when be woke, At this ing in frendly was adjourned until the Sth of January. stage the inquiry The Examiner, the Rev. W.G. Cazalet, then read his report on the examization ...