... By Mr. Jackmrnan * I do inot know that I floored them right and left. If they were thrilling blows, the gen. tlemen can speak for themselves. (Laughter.) Blows were struck at me, and all I can say is, they were return- ed. (Laughter.) By Mr. Notcutt: ...

... whole crop of ?? ?? 31 10 Total loss on the crops of:. . 353 10 With respect to the grazing deprtn .tent of the farma, it speake for itself, when it is seen, that one entire quarter of the produce is taken for it, viz., the turnips; and another three-eightis ...

... members ?? (Shouts oNo,rno.) I-lawasglad they would net, and Ii he hope they would speak out, and declare their minds. If (ilhcera. '[le time had come when men must speak out 'A uinmistakebly, so as to be heard. They must make the It Conferec heer their ...

... and afterwards went to tile House of Commons and voted for anotiler. (Grent ?? and fighting.) As they would not allow him to speak, he would seconld the motion that Lord Talbot do take the chair, Lord TALBOT came forward. He had no sooner taken his place ...

... kind it. atuigence to that gratitude which your own generous gift Ihns created. * Rema-mber, my bretihren,--l speak as a Priest, and I speak it at ?? Colours tce cona. crated banners l they are seacred staniards!a You tuaceh utder thie nilt poserful nighl ...

... consequence of the snow that fell during the night. Accounts from Marseilles, Lyons, Orleans, and several other parts of France, speak of the intense cold prevailing everywhere, as also of the great fall of snow, and of the extraordinary quantity of ice. From ...

... Tipht tape-laced coatees (scarlet in leprosy) were cast aside, and shell-jackets, well patched with leather, gene. rally speaking, had become the order of theday. Blue dungaree trousers were substituted for white prolonga. tions. The heavy knapsack had ...

... te- nant should have the boon in--liquid manure I (Cheers and laughter.) Having now adverted so freely to others, he must speak in plain and candid terms of those with whom he had been acting-those who represented the agricultural interest in the House ...

... considerable time ; and on the morning of the 9th the deceased proceeded up stairs to pay her a visit. Whilst in the act of speaking, however, he fell down by the bedside and expired. Mr. Pennington, surgeon, who was in attendance, stated that death had ...

... Sabbath, and married on Tuesday, and it is alleged that a happier wedding has not been in Perth for many a day. If rumour speaks true, Jack's first love has not been out of bed since the news of his mar- riage was communicated to ?? Courier. FOOT RACE ...

... Beaumont attempted to harangue the crowd, but they were hooted. M. James Fazy, the idol of the mob, also came forward to speak, but he was not listened to. On retiring he sent orders for 50 gindarmes to come to the Town.hall. They arrived at 5 o'clock ...

... listen to the gentlemen who are of different opinions to myself, how cain you expect those gentlemen to listen to me when I speak on the other side of the question ? Mr.LousLrY resumed, but the noise and clamour were renewed with augmented vigour. Personal ...