... Speaking at a neighbouring town a few weeks ago Mr. Aroh, the leader of the Warwickshire agricultural trades unions, exulted the amount of emigration which had taken place under the auspices the new societies. seems, however, that the agitators who stay ...

... Speaking as Chairman of the Co-operative Congress, held at Newcastle, on Saturday, Mr. Joseph Cowen, M.P., expressed wonder that cooperation had made so little progress in Sheffield, and suggested that efforts, should be made to extend that system in ...

... Freeman the Fortnightly Review.) Of Louis Napoleon Buonaparte, living or dead, I have right to speak. If had a right to speak of him when living, I have a right to speak of him now he is dead. To the wicked saying, De mortuis nil nisi bonum, I will never give ...

... the present force of inspectors was wholly insufficient for the increased work to be done. Whilst your representative was speaking there were just six members present on the Opposition, and fourteen on the Mmistenal side, half the requisite quorum. When ...

... THE CHARGE AGAINST MR. ARCH. Mr. Joseph Arch (president of the Agricultural absence a scene occurred. Mr. wlhed t?go speak to some one upei pee ordered two men to fetch him afterwards had no right to treat the defendant as a prisoner. The superintendent ...

... support him passing his short Bill, as would save the lives of 500 seamen the ensuing winter. (Hear, hear.) Birmingham should speak out and demand that the Royal Commission which is now sitting should have its recommendations attended to, and not be shut ...

... shroud that form in white ; Quenched is the splendour of our reae In mysterious might. The landscape's face is wreathed »«■ We speak with bated breath The bell tolls mournfully and » And this—and this is Death p_ g. 9- Sheffield, April, 1873. ...

... than he counted on this time last year, and receives it all as a gift. The magnificent present has been contributed, so to speak, means of permissive self-rating powers, and is a splendid' example of what can be accomplished after working hours by co-operative ...

... the White Star Line of steamers have received copies of resolutions passed on board their steamer Celtic on April 7th, which speak very high terms the performance of that vessel, and in view of the recent accident to the Atlantic express the greatest confidence ...

... town is paraded by over 6,000 fishermen, but all is perfectly tranquil. All public-houses have been closed. The fishermen speak of having a legal representative at the inquiry into the fatal disturbance of last night. ...

... great applause. During the magistrates' absence a great scene ensued. Mr. Cox wished to go out of the court for a moment to speak to some one. The Superintendent of the police ordered two men to fetch him back. This they forcibly did. The counsel for the ...

... letter from M. Thiers, commissioning MM. de Fourton and de Goulard to represent the Government; after which no member rose to speak, and silence lasted for ten minutes. M. Buffet then suddenly adjourned the sitting. It is understood that the members of the ...