... the cheers of people grateful to Almighty God for having go long spared the life of onr beloved Qaeen (Applause). When one looks back upon the past an(? tries to realise all the blessings which have been bestowed upon the British people during the past ...

... immediate steps shall ber taken for insuring the return to the next Parliament of such c Candi3ates, as Alembers for the representation of this county, c as shall be considered best qualified for the important trust to he committed to their charge, and upon ...

... I acknowledge ?? that I wats led by the repeated and overbearing assertions of o Mr. Balguy, to suppose that such a representation by Mr. o Justice Mauls had been made; as I then could itt celev that a person occupying Air. Ilaiguy's position, would ...

... became the law, advocated a change in -the representation of the people, . 5herefore he is now inconsistent. In what? Does Sir t George say he would wish to see the Reform Bill repealed ? t Does he address the people as an anti-reformer? No. The truth is, ...

... to make every reason- c able sacrifice for the comfort of their people; they further fi state, that if after a full and cool consideration of the v subject, the Parliament and the People of England are a determined to abolish Slavery, all they ask is ...

... and « rve y s » enter into a proper contract, prescribed by the Act, for the execution of the work, and with sureties for the of the engagement. Supposing, for instance, the terms otthe Act were departed from, the membm composing of Health might b« held ...

... Practices intere Prevention Act, 1883, the said Candidate will not be NOTI answerable or accountable for any payment for goods vision , supplied, services rendered, or expenses incurred by ANsv any person acting or claiming to act on his behalf, SUpp iD unless ...

... Gentleman, the Commissioner appointed under and by virtue of an Act of Parliament made and passed in the ninth year of the reign of His late Majesty, King George the fourth, intituled An Act for dividing, allotting and inclosing the Commons or Waste Lands ...

... and Illegal Practices Prevention, Act, 1583, the said Candidate will not be answerable or accountable for any payment for goods supplied, services rendered, or expenses incurred by any person acting or claiming to act on his behalf. unless such purchase ...

... most concerns our bh national welfare, is the education of the people-the hi improved education of every class of the community. Short of compulsory education, for which, I believe the people are not yet prepared, I would make every possible effort to educate ...

... difficulties, so that the people of England be in earnest, will, tl I am confident, be speedily removed. tl I call on you to rally round our youthful Queen, to give her good earnest of the support she will meet with from a loyal people in the discharge of the ...

... by it under the Elemen- Bi tarv Education Act.Sce We are convinced that the most beneficial results na may be expected from a wise and vigorous application to of the powers conferred on School Boards by this Act. sh W~Ve desire to see a thoroughly satisfactory ...