... would act as hush money, does not appear. M. Rouher’s only answer to M. Gueroult’s inquiry on the subject was, “Oh, don’t speak of that!” an exclamation w'hich may have been prompted by respect for the memory of his predecessor, M. Billault. But if p ...

... objected to any further adjournment.—The Official Assignee : You are only oue of three assignees.—Mr. McClelland : 1 am only speaking for myself.—The Official Assignee; It strikes me very singular that a man with such an extensive business as this, in which ...

... platform, but as to being heard was quite out of tne question; however, during a second’s lull, they were unfortunately heard to speak against Mr. Gladstone’s resolutions, and the words had no sooner escaped their lips than tremendous yelling was set up, accompanied ...

... that amongst the working-men's deputation to Mr. Gladstone on Saturday, the notorious Finlen should have been permitted to speak; but, if after what transpired in one of the London police-courts on Thursday, the working men of London ever again permit ...

... Worms, the musical )art which was sustained by merely male voices, Herr Jadassohn, perceive, ventured on thehardy step (to speak gently of the proceeding) of presenting his arrangement of Handel’s immortal Hallelujah’ for indie voices alone ! At the Maidstone ...

... Market Bill—a fine relic of antique Toryism, after a fierce protest from the self-interested bucolics, who can vote, if not speak in Parliament—has for session, it may be said for ever, been effectively shelved. Nothing now remains to be done but the c ...

... the these points, might observe that if we take his own mind to guide us we shall have to judge him unfavourably. When was speaking in Bt. George’s Hall on the last occasion, he said, Politics are not my forte which really means that he has had no experience ...

... story of Ananias and Sappbira. Many gave little according to their means, and pretended it was all they could afford. He was speaking in that way because he wanted them to know their duty ; they all required to reminded of that—he himself liked very much ...

... and quite dead ; and, by its side, its brother, with terrible gashes across his throat. He was still alive, but unable to speak. Upstairs, in the children’s bed, lay Ezra Whiteoak, with his throat cut severely, the windpipe and the gullet entirely severed ...

... being allowed ; fifth, by such a process of levelling up, we would only be placing them an equality with other trades ; not to speak of the mental and moral improvement which would be sure to follow upon such a change. Why, Sir ! it almost appears that some ...

... (beginning to l»e entrusted with so great a power for good or evil, is implied in a seat and votes in Parliament, and in voice speaking with the combined weight of the voices of its thousands of constituents. We should not like, in time of war, to entrust the ...

... “G. D.” must know when he says that Mr. Thompson said in St. George’s Hall that politics were not his forte, he was not speaking according to fact. If D.” will read over the report again will find that the whole substance of his remarks must considerably ...