... issued from the back slums of London at the hoppicking season, and to whom that season was not only their only hnlitln{v, »0 to speak, bat the only harvest they had to reap in the conrse of the year by which they put a little money in their pockets and could ...

... Father was what the world ..:E.« cheery man” had always a kind word for everyone, and used touliif you cannot speak well of anyone, never speak ill of them.” He got on with his labourers (there were no Unions in those days), and everything moved like clockwork ...

... A LIBERAL UPON THE PREJENT PAR- LIAMENT. Mr Cowen, M.P., speaking gh,Nwtho(hfhnd Commercial Traveilers’ pnl-rdhmr in Neweastle, on Friday, said the present Parlisment had been charged with intellectual cowardice, political subserviency, and legislacive ...

... running into a schooner. Giovanni Cafaro, eaptain of the Huropa, said there was ml? one officer on board the Huropa. who could speak English. He was on the hm“ the time the accident occurred. He heard the given to put the helm astern just before the. collision ...

... d to notice in the calendar a number of charges of violent assaults, This was an offence which this coanty was genera'ly speaking rather free from. He need not tell them that if any offence of that kind were proved at that court it was always visited ...

... hnlf-a-sint Wit- Ness saw prisoner again a few days after, and told him mumm hermly good. She was very mach » and said she should speak to her friends. She again saw prisoner, and went out for a walk with him, and he then said, “I will get you some stuff which ...

... the water so high. That was the unanimous record of their evidence. The damage is given by witnesses who are competent (o speak &otbofalet. I have adopted Mr Delve's figures as being the senior surveyor, becanse [ am sure Mr Langridge, whose evidence ...

... for tbe‘g-unlgoul. Mr Edgar Winser said that the farning interest was suffering from a c(::r“uno- of disorders, and while speaking of the inequality and injustice of local burdens he reminded the tarmers that they vere answerable in some measure for the ...

... sescions than we now do, bat T ukdo.lolunn‘u'd for one instant to the gmnntpmitm affairs in the great asembly of which am speaking. We in the House of Commoas are supposed to be governed by certain rules and orders administered msp-ker in the chair ; bat ...

... the shock of a powerful battery. He was rendered insensible, and died in about twenty min T#Tnn W —Mr Jo}?n Walter, M.P., speaking at the annual dinner of the Newbury Chamber of Agriculture on Thursday evening, said he certainly considered the tithe was ...

... whole question must be brought to an issue, as unless they were g:i>ohnfidrmmthqnu have a joint ual oding. He had also to speak of the London, (‘h:z?wn. and Dover Railway Company’s route by Queen (near Sheerness) to Flushing. The Sonth-Eastern y divided ...

... that desired to accomplish has been dove :in fact, Tu fought Rnssia for us and Constantinople has become further, politiaul speaking, from St. Petersburg than ever (eL-u). tmwummmwmfun encroachments of Russia by the annexation by Austria of Bosnia and H ...