... the following, which we copy from the speech of a Mr. Stephen Mason, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Cobden Club, who, in speaking Glasgow the other week, said : “Asa proof that the people have increased in wealth and comfort, we find their purchases of ...

... which would be equivalent to the use of the rooms in question. (Mr. Seymour,) as member of the Library Committee, might, speaking for himself, and, he believed, on behalf ' of the Committee, say that the Committee had every reason to lie more than satisfied ...

... train. The pas. by tho uuul escaped with rude shaking. In tho Glasgow traiu, however, there were two men killed, while, not to speak ot numerous slight casualties, live other persons were severely, thoughit is to hoped, not fatally injured. man in charge ...

... voice s ft and clear ; liis speeches mud metaphor, and his language remarkably elegant. the repq• in the last Chamber of speaking Freirh any r member after M. Mcrrjrrr. it ly his orations, his books, .M. Ollivier abnsei the pronoun, and repeats, 44 As ...

... I be wanted at a futu i library, and that wi tbe librarian there. he should receive lent to house rent. 1 : the committee, speak red the opinion was sh: diey had every reason 1 Mr. Brown’s service i and of the value ol extraordinary, and 1 irvaut the library ...

... egypt and went with soldiers to »r an >ttier couutry and they came ' ten uud had gr *st powerful country and elisher went to speak to wh#*n he was in the lions den and elisber said to him Daniel how th#»a hear aud said tbe king put hear and elisher was good ...

... it is quite within the bounds of probability that you may have gradual reduction for several years (cheers). friend near me speaks of the free breakfast table. That is Mr. Baldwin’s hobby. I can only compliment him upon it, because it is mine also (hear ...

... and good business when our supplies approach the figures of former years. The course of prices has been very puzzling, hut speaking generally, and with the exception of Japan silk, the fluctuations have not been serious, scarcely exceeding 10 per cent, ...

... England, they will be received there the payment of farthing duty. ' (Cheers.) I am speaking now, bear in mind, as your representative. (Laughter and cheers.) I not speaking in any other capacity. (Laughter.) making no promises, I nm only telling what I believe ...

... brought England t grief, if not to ruin, and the only three institutions in England now doing a good business—ami did not like speak with levity the subject - were the hospitals, the workhouses, and the prisons the England of the present day, there were thous ...

... VV. Odell, jnn., Esq. 110 Mrs. Tatlock . 10 0 W. Floyd, Esq 10 0 Rev. - Jefleoat (ticket) 110 Friend 0 10 0 SPEAK OUT, GRUMBLE NO MORE. To the Editor of the Coventry Standard. Sir, There is no locality in the country that has grumbled more ...

... the bell, ’tis Sabbath ayeii, Let it echo through the atv, Like voice from yon blue heaven Calling to the house of prayer. Speaking gently to our hearts, Calmly does its cadence fall; Softly, softly it imparts, Joy, and peace, and love to all ! Toll the ...