... body the people received at the hands of our land: d legislators. He had just returned from agricultural county, and could speak from personal knowledge that tin farmers care not straw for the Corn-laws—they were no benefit to them. He knew not one, but ...

... perhaps, object, that the graceful and delicate the lover were too predominant—that the enamoured youths were, generally speaking, somewhat effeminate—and that not few of the figures were too much elongated. But the whole must, fairness, be treated as ...

... wao ai observed ltiin throughout, again h , lin J® move off the footw.tr; but he refused, obshould not leave until had done speaking ; the inspector put hint into the road, when 't' ntion of ai-ain taking his position on the . tm a 1 immense mob had this ...

... what Speaker Lf.ntiial said of himself in his relation to the English Commons. I have neither eves to see nor tongue speak but as this power is pleased to direct me, whose servant I am. He has, however, lived in an age when devotion to the Crown ...

... has sent to Perote for six pieces of artillery and 30,000 muskets, to arm the people Puebla. In the city of Mexico they also speak of arming the militia. Some rumours say that Paredes is going to Matamoras ; others say he going to Mexico. In addition to ...

... account of 1,678 depositors, who, in consequence of the new law, had so elected for the investment of their deposit funds. It speaks favourably for the estimation in which the provident institution of Savings' Hanks is held, and for the sober and forecasting ...

... sufficiently. With the exception of Lord Ashley, not one of them rises to even a colourable pretence of sincerity or plain speaking. They are yoked, and must drag along the Free-trade chariot: that is all they can say. They wish to vote for a great principle ...

... M. BillAt*lt—Gentlemen, in rising sneak right of search, I cannot but confess oonsidSk. e When, 1841, I had the honour of speaking for time on the subject, an amendment made bTan lioh, Lm member had the rare good fortune of being accepted. This amendment ...

... intelligence which abound in the class will soon reform it altogether. Whenever and wherever the children of toil fairly speak for themselves; did the agricultural labourers at Goatacre, and the mechanics in the recent great meetings at Liverpool; they ...

... St ( ' having betrayed the interests of his »r,W '* v a and extensive proposals reform, Brietv electors of Oldham arc speaking of the proinvit 0 , P re llr ' u requisition to the Right Hon. Baronet, t( 'come candidate for Oldham, there can rouah ...

... Boston Agricultural Protection Society, was held at tlie Town-hall, T. Gee, Esq., in the chair, and after a good deal of speaking against the proposed measures of Sir R. Peel, several resolutions were passed, amongst which was one for raising a subscription ...

... as political spies under ererv rrtjimt to few journalists, and to some deputies The sums employed in the police, properly speaking, in not the most considerable; they support two distinct bodies—the government police, and the police of the chateau, under ...