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... PLAIN SPEAKING ON MEN AND THINGS. {From a Letter lo Mr. Bright on. his Plan for turning the English Monarchy into a Democracy. From Henry MR. BRIGHT AND THE~ITsTABLISHED CHURCH. Next yon sneer at the Established Church: you do not sneer either at it ...
... SIR WALTER FOSTER SPEAKS OUT. I REGRET THAT SOLDIERS WERE SENT. Sir Walter Foster, speaking at Heanor on Wednesday night, congratulated the miners on showing the highest form of courage—patient endurance for a principle—in spite of starvation. It was ...
... -4 THE CHRONICLE ' lips: don’t order is you speak 20 times day if anybody rises speak treatment is safe speedy preserving purifying and baby’s skin and eradi-catirig every form itching scaly humours warm baths Soar le anointings with Cutioura (ointment) ...
... | THE MALT TAX DEBATE.—MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKING AGAINST TIME. |A chivalric man, speaking against time, is not a superb spectacle; but Mr. Gladstone had to do it on Tuesday | week, and was cheered for doing it well. The heaviest man | i in the House cf Commons ...
... | Tavra Tanoonp.—The ‘ Times’ is to be it of public resort in Austria, for speaking out on the excluded from plane 4 Gatst Jexyy Lixp.—Grisi, whose accouchemen: t is daly | expected, resides within two doors of Jenny Lind, at Brighton, al ww « Hveary ...
... of the one run on Wednesday is experience we can speak of its claimed for the reversible car, dispenses with the removal end of each journey, as is the case with pole and bar ot the cars, as the horses draw the body of the car round on a platform, end ...
... Speaking Glasgow, on Tuesday, Mr. Asjuith said that, despite the action of the Lords, they did not intend either to appeal to the country or to drop Home Rale. Next session the Government intended, however, to devote to British legislation, and they relied ...
... THE BI8HOP OF ST. ASAPH AND THE (30) DISSENTING APPLICANTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHRONICLE. Sir, —Speaking few dayB ago upon the Suspensory Bill at Nantwich (Cheshire) Chancellor Eepin paid the Bishop of St. Asaph had received 30 applications from dissenting ...
... speak of these Sac certainly the one link ia the cbaia, but be things teathfaily, vr wae Fotten link, and the whole mast t @ magistrates then retired ; and, efter an fail to pieces, of 23 minutes, ret arsed to court, sad the Mayor then said—I regret io ...
... You speak of a furrow and a harrow being the same thing; you talk of the mourning for cows; and you recom- men: d the domestication of the pole-cat on account of its play- fulness and its excellence as a ratter. Your remark that clams will lie quiet if ...
... plain rail! their place. Again, he never could see tbe use of setting man to speak over a great soft pillow.— (Laughter.) Councillors and members of Parliament did not speak over pillows, and why in the world should preachers have to do so ?—(Laughter ...