... Before, however, pioceeded to refer further the question the highways, he would ask for a few moments their indulgence to speak on the general quests the formation of Chambers of Agriculture. ft It some responsibility in having to respond on behalf of ...

... g her finances, that she might take advantage of any crisis to strengthen her alliance and obtain preponderance at home. Speaking of England, Mr. Horsman said— ln the first place we are engaged in that wretched Abys- sinian war, which would be very c ...

... let, he lay quite still and appeared to be asleep. Witness again went up to him to ask him if be wanted anything, and on speaking to him he made no answer, she then touched his shoulder but as he took no notice she took the candle and looked at his face ...

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... se’nnight, buyers were numerous, and a good clearance was effected. The number of sheep was 4,530. The mutton trade, generally speaking, was in a sluggish state, but the advance in beef had rather a favour, able influence, hence prices did not vary to any quotable ...

... route. At Pepite about eight of his crew deserted, and he must have gone northwards, for the same mail that reports his arrest speaks of his being iit Panama. The Sylphide formerly belonged to Mr Scourfield, of Sunderland, but we believe she was recently sold ...

... during clam hour., or at 25, Queen-et:let. ARTHUR RIGG, MA., Men. See. CABET THE TEST OF CIVILIZATION.—PIain Richard Cobden, speaking to his oonstituente at Rochdale, 28th June, 1961, mid—. Now, I don't know that I will go quite go far es a hummted friend ...

... shooting of the army is twice as good now as it was five joars ago. We may give one more vie,v of the progress achieved. Speaking of certain experimental per- formances with musketry recorded in the Reports of 1855 and 185fi, General Hay says that, owing ...

... from falling down a staple at Murton Colliery 10 fathoms deep, had suffered from epileptic fits, and called witnesses to speak to the same. He also called witnesses to prove that the prisoner’s reason had been impaired by bodily infirmities. —The jury ...

... mournful echoes Amidst our hopes and fears? A voice that; rading As those our years depart, In words of w his per'd melody, Speaks to the human heart Yes, like the death of kindly friends, Some whom we inourn to-day, Those parsing years have left us, ike ...

... under the circumstances. That is a matter which peculiarly concerns the Roman Catholic priests. But upon one point we shall speak without ai.y scruple ejr hesitation. They should be strictly private and not public masses. We are not discussing the doctrine ...

... to be abandoned, if possiSle, every reasonable compensation being, of course, made to parties who may be entitled to it. I speak with diffidence on a question so difficult, but in my judgment it would he right and expedient at once to stop the construction ...