... Mr. Adlroft, of Blackburn, once an operative ceoler, has written in the History of Co-operation the following letter, which speaks volumes ?? Intelli- gent workmen were intimidated by being told that they would drive the trade of tho country out of it. ...

... I e6t Rev. James Clough then moved a hearty vote of thanks lietioi in, to thle visitors for their kindness in coming and- speaking dto o;to that meetin g, end said he wae sorry that the Chairman devot sewas suffering from a severe cold, for he had expected ...

... the Author of Dora Thorne, The Love that Lives, &c. The Illustrated London News, in reference to pnre literature, speaks of The Tamily Herald,' that joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households. W. STEVENS, 421. Strand, London; ...

... bearings, I think it is lbs duty of nil magistrotes-at l 4 events I spoat for myself, I leave my brother magistratesC c. to speak for tlcemsolves-I think illis our duty to grant as o few extensionts as possible,acid not increase the imineneuity C, of the ...

... make a ver good make. shift for dinner with a roll stee led in it; so that, in each and every sense of the word, I cannol speak too highly of that which I find sO good, so useful, and so cheap. If it is likely to be produc- - tive of good you are quite ...

... expense of tho county; and I struck the floor with my gold headed alns with all my mleht (it is only brass, yen know, but I speak of it as if it were golden), but all was in vain. The Catholic trustee was unabashed. No more business could be done. The ...

... probable that Holy ¶Trinity Chusrelh was about to be made sa nfree and opan church, and that was what he sejciallv h wished to speak to them about that night. Really at that time nothing hbd been definitely fixed, and there vwas no. 'f thing yet dojinitely ...

... llmnnee.ter se-cod ed-_MrI. anni 'WAnE said thiet a5 one of thil Geaininmir S-hool Corn. Phel ?? ?? n-ait Mr. Wade) coaln net speak ; last. the question %Tas cinnen ?? EnnE1TONro said th -this was a very timportanot matter, and if 'Mr. W~ale was fe'-C. noct ...

... sWt. Top omutton, d. secondary, Sid to 9id,; other soils, .111 to Sit per ) LONDON CATTLE, TtIOetsDAY.-nbio wsn rd 1Ioortlc speaking of, sod values Iveco quted the earns as lest Mlontaya. Qllotatltons: Beef, 4s to lie(; niottait, 5S to CSo f~d. t veal, So ...

... himself against disasters which would cries unless the work constructed was made sufficiently stable. He then proceeded to s-peak of several lessons to be gethered from the distaster-first, that it wag imposibe t ee enybin, aywhre perfectly free from. ...

... outspoken, and independent character. In 1839, times more threatening than those of any other period, Mr. Roebuck was selected to speak the defence for Ar. Heunry Vincent, at the BAth Aseizes. Pluin John Campbell, the Attotney-General, conducted the prosecution ...

... time ago in defending Spiritualism from the A the laniders of ies opponeints :-Tahle turning and speaking et can have been sufficiently jeesad at. Let 'is speak plainly, it Of this rililery is without support; to dlisp lace investigation in n0. l'y mioolery ...