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... While speaking of the reform of our licensing system, we have frequently expressed the . opinion that a moderately strict law well carried out is far more beneficial in its effects than rigorous provisions which it impossible to put in force. Laws which ...
... MR. FORSTER, M.P. ON PUBLIC LIFE AND POPULAR CRITICISM. Speaking the^opening those left without underwent contended against and toJ^ n \ ithon / t ho hope of without pay brought into fame or honour. It w asms close contact with those gentkmen ; and £ ...
... THE EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. -LLXJ •m.^w-w—.-. Speaking at an anti slavery meeting Exeter Hail, last night, Sir Bartle Frere bore testimony to the desire the Khedive of Egypt that slavery should be put down his dominions. He moved a resolution, adopted ...
... In the House of Lords a chair had been placed on the right of the throne for his accommodation. The Duke of Richmond was speaking at the time, and tbe Duke of Cambridge and other noblemen entered into conversation with His Majesty. From the House of Lords ...
... Reunion, declared calumnious for the colonies. M. Mahy, another deputy for La Reunion demanded leave to speak on a personal matter, and continued speaking, notwithstanding the remonstrances of M. Benoist d'Azz, the acting President In the midst of the tumult ...
... mining engineer tbe Lilleshall Iron and Coal Company, of Shropshire, of which the Foreign Secretary is the chief proprietor, speaking in his place in Wolverhampton, Monday afternoon, as President of the South Midland Institute of Mining Engineers, explained ...
... In the earlier his letters published to-day, he tells that the saws shown at Vienna are such Shetiiehl may be proud of, and speaks with approval the fact that some classes of goods are shown which were not shown at the Paris Our Sheffield hies are keener ...
... ers,—Itwill g Pi habitually abused railroad trav ellers ( paper) to learn that their he smasher” has come to grief, a2 to speak, taken a long-deferred G9 big and burly *‘smashers,” while a ree into a corner in the usual way, vo. shot several times in ...
... the humblest * o r serve in countr y lergyman may feel him- th- ' SayS ' above al human now hi* not man positions of then, speak ...
... been placed hmde the rads to the right of the throne for his accommodation. At the time he entered the Duke of Richmond was speaking, and there was very good attendance of members. The Lord Chamberlain, the Duke of Cambridge, and other noblemen approached ...
... The siege artdlery has arrived near Valencia. General Pavia has completely blockaded Seville. 1 • letters from Carthagena speak discouragingly of the insurgents, and express the belief that the insurrection will soon be terminated. Berlin, Monday.—The ...
... deprecatingly. My words, young man, are not idly spoken. T nave nothing to waste— not even my words. I speak what I think, and I think what I speak. I suppose I can do that *cannot I ? I may seem mad, and to your thinking my words are insane ravin.. ...