... -Where is this Tory tyranny and sup- pression of liberty and free speech going to end ? A postmaster has been dismissed for speaking on the tithe question, and Numerous revenue ;ficfrs throughout tha country have been censured, threatened with serious c ...

... made above was the painfully ineficient conducting of Mr. Dons. There is a time to keep eilence but tbere is slso a time to speak, and this de. scription of the efforts of the aged - organist is the only one that ca be given with truth The matter is onO ...

... not require more than one service on Sundays i the Welsh lnguageT provided always that due provision be made for the Englme-speaking portion of PTe population. The effect of these words, the report stated, was not only to deprive t' e native population ...

... courtier. In Count BEI7ST'S Memoirs, of which we have bad the oppor- tunity of submittinsg advance sheets to the English-speaking publio, there is a sinu- lar anecdote of Count BvrMMoW'5 courtly stoicism, Just before the arrival of the newly- wedded Duchess ...

... Stanley's arrival, offering his services v meanwhile for engaging 600 Zanzibar natives for the tri projected expedition. ne After speaking of the services which he had rendered be to Lieutenant Cameron and Mr. Stanley, and particn- fo' lar ly to the latter on ...

... Lord Milltown, upon his return to London some months since from at- tending sittings of the Boyal Commission in Dublin, in speaking tohis friends, made no secretof his opposition, and that of Judge Neligan, to auyinterference with the judicial rents, and ...

... and looked forward to achieviag in the future a more substantial success.- Mr. Puleston, M.P., in reply, said they had to speak, unfortunately, oI efforts rather than complete results; but they had at anv rate the satisfaction of know- ing that the principle ...

... have a direct tendency in this direction, pressing as they do most severely upon employers of labour, who are, generaly speaking, large consumers iof coal, and who are aireadT overweighted by, een foreign comptition. Thos# manufacturers whose works are ...

... delegates in the hail. The arrangements for the great meeting, in the Rink, on Wednesday night, at iyiboh Mr. Gladstone will also speak, are entirely in the hands of the officers of the Nottingham Association. It has been decided~by them to reserve some portion ...

... An. of 2,50L wa made bythe te >David'wameto alulitv to &Ams.-Dr. Pn ?? qwainted with- M.- RkheeLNztt, and he duenidta his Speaking Iat PHMetj Vedwaog, in aa anduino, bad anyhing to do0 wit the Aeesnetti . H ?? tmv me ?? aish eae M. ei RMoe, in the cow ...

... the river whan itisgrestly fr- Iqtented has a most salutay effect, and per- ,0se5 who use the river for business or pleasu speak in high terms of pras of the amp- mont. Of course they would, Complaints jof objectionable bathing and otber offences agairat ...

... sorts oi presents, in- clu dn such simple articles as pencil-case3, ithpaper attached, for the Crown Prince to use instead of speaking, are being sent fronm Germany, as well as ginger-bread, sausages, woollen comforters, &c. An address is being prepared for ...