... of being lodger, he says that by has not such a profound acquaintance with municipal and parocliial matters to justify him speaking with confidence, but he does not view with favour the principle which draws distinctions between Parliamentary and local ...

... nothing to gain and everything 'to lose by an appeal to the country, it will dolay that appeal to the last legal moment, SO to speak. Whenever it may eomne, however, we have every con- fidence that the general election will result in a chejge of administration; ...

... substantial liberality of every true lover of his country, to every one who bears in his bosom a spark of patriotism. Tradition speaks of our divisions, the stranger points to our sections, and our spirit of independence of thought and action displays itself ...

... his coHeames will only make their cloth from cotton instead of China clay. &c, we should need hear nothing of the sh'ps he speaks of taking goods from Antwerp. Hamburg, &c. The Bishop of Manchester, a few weeks ago, offered some very salntnry advice to ...

... about noisily and aimnies6ly, but pithel jovially, fill about one o'citok, when nil wis quiet. There Wes no drunhenners to speak of, and the only indication of the passing of friendly bottIles was the noise of their ?? ocrasionafly,a3 they were fung ...

... unfolding of the great national enigma. In the late Cabinet there was not one man of dominant intellect. It was fashionable to speak of M. Waddington as a man in whom Europe bad confidence simply because he had been at Rugby and Cambridge, and because he happened ...

... the Northern Hospital, and was still anjout-patient.—According to the prosecutor the prisoner, before kicking him, did not speak ; but Mr. R. H. Bartlett, who appeared for the prisoner, called witnesses, who stated that a number of men were in the act ...

... and liberty. According to Mr. Goldwin Smith we are to understand that at the first dawning of 16 months of which Tacitus speaks, the system of government of the empire of Rome was changed and made '' less personal and more liberal. The simple facts ...

... of being lodger, he says that has not such a profound acquaintance with municipal and parochial matters to justify him m speaking with confidence, but ho does not vie* with favour the principle which draws distinctiom between Parliamentary and local voting ...

... where the accident happened had been properly fastened the accident would not have occurrei— Mr. Shepherd here asked leave to speak, and permission being granted, said the mill was old one, and, although he believed the machinery had been securely fenced ...

... the giver well the receiver, but the moment they become which is demanded almost peremptorily bccome nuisance. Generally speaking, Christmas boxes have become nuisance, and one which is increasing and to be diminished. fund is about to be raised order ...

... it. There not bun o much variety here for Kunonot time, and if things go nas they will be any fur some time longer. Don't speak like that to your Boss, my good woman. paid Humphrey Pritchit, who, nevertheless, felt stung to the quick by the observation ...