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... Hyxe: What T have stated has been openly and before the board. Mayor: If Mr. Higgins has auything to say let him rise and speak out. ' Rev. H. L MEsunier thought they bad a grand moral spectacie ol a large number of persons in| structing the movements ...
... the rales of debate in every respectable assembly for gentlemen to speak half-a-dozen times upon the same subject. ~ Mr. Rogrns thought there was no impropriety in gentlemen speaking several times upon so important a subject as tKn they were now discussing ...
... starvation. As 10 the cause of death there can be no mistake; on this point the surgeor who made the post moriem examioation speaks positively enough, An inquest was held and the jury came to the conclusion that the woman was starved to death ; they then ...
... tea. May 18W. O. SIIAHPLfiS, Preston, 1 Have sold vour Killer lor upward* ol two years, and all Farth-s who 'hare tried it speak bbthly ol it. Sever.il rarroer* here say is the best killer ever introduced lor Hats and Mice. Feb. 27, 1849, W. HARRISON, ...
... of such regimen, condition follows every sweat, till the jockey becomes as sleek a 5 the animal he is going 10 ride. ~We speak from experience ; once on a time seldom woving without a suit of Hannel sweaters in our portmanteau. These with a heavy pea-jacket ...
... can ouly guess at them. The Zimes says “the wministerial measure appears to be rather a development than a novelty, or, to speak with still more strictnsss, it will probably aim at carrying out those intentions of the Reform .Act which have been frustrated ...
... lamentably great is supported at sreat cost, and without any return, by the Poor-rate. If A 0 amount of money, comparatively speaking small, were added to the sums which are now expended upon the maintenance of men who do noching, or worse than nothing, the ...
... shouhl not I lit* intelligriit and virtuous people »f the united kingdom inuk,- them ample restitution (Cheers.) And when 1 speak that great parly liirouahout the country 1 vv-mhl say that iu all their struggles, whatsoever they niav undertuke. whatsoever ...
... REMoOvVAL. —G. Hudson, Esq., :. P.. f:ors the Saloon at Madame Tussaud's to the Chamber of orrors. The Rev. Si‘ney Smith, in speaking of the prosy eatiiv of e2.tda sermens, said * They are written es if sin was to b. Liksa cutof 2 man like Eve out of Adam ...
... ni!. From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Uoaa ; * Ashadonu Glebe, Skibbereen,cuuut> Cork, ‘id, Idl'd. Dear Sir,- cannot speak too favourably of the U-valenta Arobka.’ “ A. STUART, Archdeacon of Ilos#. Kins’* Co’.lege, Cambridge, Oc». lo._S4d. •« I ...
... will be known ; at present we guess at them. The Zimes says terial measure appears to be rather o ment than a novelty, or, to speak with strictnsss, it will probably aim at cas those intentions of the Reform et w been frustrated by accident, or neut time ...
... aged 10 yenrs. Onr market is very moderately supplied with ali kinds of hops, especially with fine new gualities, Generally speaking, the demand is in a very slug. gish state, at Inst week’s quotations. Per Cwt. £ s. L ow New Mid and East Kent Pockets 6 ...