... (Left speaking.) [The magnetic telegraphic report, which we subjoin, omits all reference to the speech of Lord Elleuborough, and whatever might have occurred on the subject of India]. The Joint-stock companies Amendment Bill, County Cess (Ireland) Bill ...

... Speaking of Ministers’ Money, Mr. Fagan said:— Tlien, first let roe touch on that question with which name bss been so connected, and in which you are all so deeply interested—l mean (the abolition of mioisieia* money. It is right, in the first p'see ...

... appears to me, that there is to be found in your own book, and I wish to speak of the work and of its anthoi with a due respect, answer to the question. In the preface to the second edition, I hnd the followi g passage:—“We do not point to the ‘Calvinism ...

... The latter portion of Dr. Hedgsen’s monograph, where he comes to speak of the enlargement of the prostate gland in old age, forms by much the most interesting part of the work. He speaks of prostatic hypertrophy as being met with under two forms—parenchymatous ...

... Buhlmann, too, speaks of these fibres, and says that we meet them with areolar tissue in the sputa, especially in phthisis laryngea, or also in a vomica; that, however, they there occur more rarely, because they form the deepest layers of the abscess ...

... Tided for the whole dominion men of the hitrhwt talent the highest education. While speaking of a superior turn for provincial physicians I cannot refrain from askine th« following questions May we not apprehend that the time will come when a paltry economy ...

... an. ] givon, is, nevertheless, not a true cancer. We are speaking of a disease perfectly distinct from all the forms of lupus, and which none but the ignorant could confound with them. It is the disease described by Mr. Paget, and before him by Lebert ...

... defraying the expenses of this extraordinary P etitio £* Strictly speaking, the cause of Mr Moore' - un “I® circamstances, their own cause. His defeat will be their feat, as his triumph will be the triumph of the cause ot which he is the chief exponent ...

... upper part of the epididymis. I speak of those which are distinct and detached, and which can almost be rolled under the finger in the loose areolar bed in which they lie. I view them as apart from those forms of encysted hydrocele which occur in this ...

... least half of the winter? The thrashing machines were, generally speaking, propelled water or steam, and although many machines are still supplied with horse courses also, these arc seldom used. 1 hope that the importance of the subject will sutllcicnt ...

... and speaking it rhetorically, you will forget the evidence of the gesticulation, &c. But I own I find some difficulty in separating the personality of Dr. Pierce from the observations made by the defendant on the occasion. It does not appear to that any ...

... different crops, would entitle him to speak of hig wheat or beet root, as being constitutional crops, If these affections are amenable to constitutional treatment and to that alone, and if they are incurable by local means, then we may conclude they are ...