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THE PARLIAMENTARY OATH

... he perforce stood silent amid the uproar. When it was found that he was determiixed to speak, the House rapidly emptied, and continued, amid interruption, to speak for about ten minutes. Mr. Walter asked permission, not easily gained in the impatient ...

MR. CHAPLIN, M, AND MR. BRADLAUGH, M.P

... affirm, and ended the first step. What was the second ? Mr. came the table, and asked be allowed to take the oath. I dislike to speak the conduct the Government when I am in Opposition ; but what happened that occasion Way, simply this, that, unless private ...

The Navy List for the present month shows several marked changes. Admiral Hornby is no longer set down as the

... station this time, or will shortly do so, and will make the total of British ships twenty-one, the largest fleet, numerically speaking, nnder any of our admirals. But the China force only musters one ironclad, the Iron Duke, which carries the flag of Vice- ...

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... as scarcey to attract notice. an increse of mucus, and a use of wearisomeness and loss of power in the throat %fter public speaking or singing. It eaises from cold or any snusual exertion of tha voice. These incipient symptoms are illayed by using Brown's ...

PUBLIC MEN ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS

... said, the course preliminary observations that would promise them this only, that in the few words would have to say would speak the bottom his (Cheers.) said it was with the most sincere and heartfelt pleasure that found himself among them that day. felt ...

The police mistake, about which we publish a letter to-day, would seem to have been an extraordinary blunder ..

... The police authorities appear to have admitted the correctness the facts stated against the dctectives, much of the case speaks for itself. Two gentlemen went to the Court Theatre together. They came out together, but separated in the crowd. A detective ...

The St. Pancras Industrial Exhibition.— The prizes gained by the successful competitors at the St. Industrial ..

... that Continental nations, who had learned their lesson at our exhibition of 1851, would step forward and beat us, and, to speak the truth, we were already far behind France, Germany, and Switzerland in the matter of technical education. In connection ...

TO THE THE DAILY N-CVT3. Silt, —Shortly after the opening of the Tay Bridge there appeared ia JS'tuure (vol. 18,

... were regarded experimental until the Government inspector removed uncertainty. 3rd. Thai inspection enabled the engineers speak of the details structure with confidence. 4th. The rules laid down for the construction such works were departed from 6th. ...

Hop Prospects.—The South Eastern Gazette publishes a series of reports the condition of the hop plant and the ..

... Thanet tho crop will be heavy. Tho yield in Surrey is put at from 7 to 8 cwt., and advices from Worcestershire and Sussex speak of a more satisfactory crop than was anticipated tea days since. Gloomy reports come hand from Germany, cold nights and heavy ...

NEWS FROM PARIS

... certain dates now often repeated—26th February, 1802, birthday of the man now speaking; February, 1830, production Hernani. Formerly, and fifty year# ago, the man now speaking to you was hated, hooted, execrated, cursed. To-dsy, comparing these dates, ...

The discussion which took place on Monday evening as to Sir Henry Layard's position was marked by a good deal

... advice, simply one element in the consideration of a question, be taken for what it is worth. At Constantinople he would be speaking not only in his personal capacity, but as the mouthpiece of the Queen's Government, and whatever he might say and his retention ...