... can have no remedy. One of the points we must all give our attention to, and one upon which, as far 1 am concerned, I will speak about on every platform in the country, is reform of the Upper House. (Cheers). And now am going to say something to those ...

... nal Club. Ho termed the views ennneiated by Mr Chamberlain at Hnll as ** misinterpretation, confiscation, and socialism. Speaking on Free Trode was of opinion it would impossible ever to put » tax upon imported corn ; but added that if in the inconceivable ...

... He was staggering along the street and witness asked him to home, when prisoner replied that be didn't desire such men to speak to‘him and as he became abusive he took him into custody.—The Mayor observed that as prisoner bad been before the Bench very ...

... destructive to the true interests of any country as tbe waging of unneosssary war, and he claimed for the Liberal party, speaking on behalf of its chief men, that they were opposed to it* in contradistinction to the Tory party, who were in foreign war ...

... policy. He had known millions of money spent, and thousands of lives sacrificed by spirited foreign policy ; and he could speak with nothing but contempt of those who thought that this country was at every turn to quarrel with its neighbour, to take offence ...

... waited on us.” And good luck, too, in giving us friends,” said Mrs. Adame, warmly. “I’d not forgotten that, though I did not speak,” said 4dams. ■ “Well,” uaid Dawson, “we won’t congratulate ourselves till we are out of the wood. Keep on quickly, pleaae ...

... yer way. Gun, indeed ! what would I want wid gun ?’’ “There’s something wrong, is there not, Ur. Dawson said Mary Adams, speaking to him in whisper, that her sister might not bear. rang said, in the same low tone. “ because prudently fortify our camps ...

... benefices be was chiefly instrumental in rebuilding the two parish churches. Mr, Ashmead-Bartlett, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, speaking at Hull on Saturday evening, said that to have left the great commercial centres and the seaports of the country in the ...

... very fine in quality. It will probably make more bran, and quantity will be equal to most recent years, but millers will not speak of it affording the highest grade of flour. Barley in some districts is said to have suffered from black end,” bnt as this ...

... reminded Mr Whitton that this was entirely question for the Beck Committee, of which he was a member. Mr Whitton continued speaking but bis remarks were drowned in cries of Order,” and the matter dropped. COMMITTEE, The report of the Medical Officer of ...

... taken conjunction with the wide-spread deptession in trade shewed that there was no lack of interest in missionary work. Speaking generally the society had had a most prosperous year, the receipts those of the nrevions year by over £BOOO, which had enabled ...

... competent for a member to move the adjournment of the Council at any period of the meeting. Mr Evans said he felt inclined to speak strongly. He was astounded at the line of action pursued by Alderman E. Crossbill in this matter. A long and acrimonious discussion ...