... unanimously agreed to. The Lower House was peremptorily ordered to disperse by a message from the Primate wvhile Dr. Jebb was speak- ing on the same subject as that which last occupied the right reverend prelates. His Grace promised that the House should ...

... them the PRINCE of WALES and Earl RUSSELL, sauntered into the Lower House to see what was doing there. Sir H. CAIRNS was speaking, and his eloquence kept his noble audience in their seats below the bar for some time. It is rumoured that a motion will ...

... shores of one are periodically flooded, while the shores of the other, equally low, are never flooded ; and because the natives speak of a road running across the site of the supposed lake, and of a river rising from hills in its centre. Having thus, in the ...

... NO MENTION OF REFORM IN THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Oh no, we never mention it, the name is never heard- My lips are now forbid to speak that once familiar nord. They sent me to the House of Lords to banish my regret, And when I talk diplomacy they think that ...

... often they are sincerely glad to get their money, and the fee is the natural expression of their delight. In the cases wve speak of, a gentleman who paid a small bill at a butcher's had half-a-crown offered to him. He declined to accept it, but being pressed ...

... statement causing much laughter, the Chief Baron told the learned counsel that the general opinion seemed to be that he should speak for himself only. However, he got his case, for on a paper * being produced which showed that Mrs. Spicer had promised, long ...

... Simon and Garnier Pages will speak in reference to the working classes and the right of association. MM. Thiers and Garnier Pages will criticise the foreign policy of the Government. MM. Gueroult and Jules Favre will speak on the Mexican question. MM. ...

... when the Borough Reform Bill was read a first time. Mr. BRAND, the Ministerial w whip, lounged in while Mr. BAINES was speaking, but kept himself as much out of sight as possible within the shadow of the SPEAKER'S chair. Leave to introduce a Bill is ...

... on the operator who arranges them in that style. What sort of inconvenience is there in that l it may be asked. We will speak only of one kind. The last time we passed the corner of Maddox-street and Dond-street, a carriage stood outside the paint shop ...

... where they are as much strangers as if they had dropped from the clouds. The hardship and cruelty of a system of this sort speaks for itself. It is a remarkable instance of the characteristic vice of almost all English legislation-the vice of being terrified ...

... passport, of which Mr Lincoln presents a copy), as a means of getting to Richmond, Virginia, but he was given no authority to speak or act for the Government, nor was I informed of anything he would say or do on his own account or othenvise. The refusal ...

... signifying thereby that he subscribes his ten or fifteen guineas to the hunt fund. But here, in this paper, it is not of him I speak. He is a man who is so much less the farmer, in that he is the mnore an ordinary man of the ordinary world. The farmer whom ...