... dull enough. All the pilitical interest of the day centres in the Lords. lllissis is going to speak for the Irish Church. We know the end of her speaking as well as she does, as well as in the bottom of their hearts they also know for whom she is to ...

... is not received among them- selves. Let me ask whether it is respectful (not to say Obristian) a to speak of all Dissenters as Rauters ?-indeed, to speak of any class as such simply because they will not submit to the fashion and formality of an Established ...

... the platform. These were met not only with heers, but with hisses anl hooting; nor lidit eass when the Chalranil began to speak attention for the lecturer, Thb Chaisman took thae oeposition as meant for ?? ars well as the lcciurer, andI challenged the ...

... patience, and cheerfulness, under the many infirmities of increasing years and the privations of poverty' A second visitor speaks of an aged woman, who is quite blind, and has been in bed three years, best is quito happy,' and another, of one 'uwhso is ...

... If I may venture to speak according to the impressions re- ciaved in many and long conversations with the majority of exhibitors,I should certainly say, not any of the three conditions are at all the cause of the gathering. I speak with confidence when ...

... for its own sake, that the hereditary chamber may net again indulge in the mere mimicry of war. W~e feel really pained to speak thus of such exalted personages, hut we have hinted at suchl fantastic tournaments through. out, and only abstained from broadly ...

... INDUSTRY AT WALSALL. ?? &u Hardware wearresodemt.] 'Tlhe leather goods trade here is decidedly quiet. Generally speaking the workpeople are kept at short timc in all the principal departments, the average employment being certainly not more than four ...

... to on former occasions was the investment of reserved funds. Opinions would differ on that subject, but he believed he was speak- ing the opinions of all his colleagues when he said that they saw no real bendfside advantage in separately investing the ...

... at we cannwt under. take to retuwr tenuse conlributions. Apprentice.-There are no fixed hours. Publicola.-Mr. Lowe was speaking ironically. N. and B.-The first and second syllables are long. Binder.`-AII bookbinders are under the Factory Acts. I ...

... crops, hot and forcing, andthe wheat plant coming into ear. The accounts that reach us from our agricol- tural friends do not speak very favourably of either wheat or barley. more especially the latter; and, oven with the most favourable weather, the harvest ...

... certainty of wbinning half a sovereign. It is then from the impossibility of finding anyone to speak for that it has been determined to arrest those speaking against. Aud this it is which has been entitled 'The right of meeting. That which one casnot ...

... H. W. Meers, B.A., Clare CoL, Cambridge; T. Oliver, B.A., Trinity, Dablin IV. M. Richardson, B.A., Merton, Oxford;. T. D. Speake, St. Jobn's, Cambridgo; J. Still, BA., Gonville aud Cauis, Cambridge; and W, Wilson, Queen's Col., Birmioghamis. I'tJESTs ...