... through Mr. Lumley's assertions, I will not enter into a discussion as to his opinions; it would be as egotistical on my part to speak of Don Carlos as I coneeivc it be indelicate for a manager to criticise the productions of the professor who has for years ...

... in the performance of that duty the defendant presented herself at the entrance of the men's yard, and said she intended to speak to her husband, who was also an inmate. He (witness) told her his orders, and that he could not admit her, and she then began ...

... continuous extension of the demand for labour, and a better remuneration for it, than ia any other part of the United Kingdom. In speaking against the bill which the noble lord wished to introduce, confessed he did it with extreme reluctance; for avowed that a ...

... newly-invented pianoforte, Of this insrumcnt, as well as two or three other musical in- , vent ions, wc shall have occasion to speak and by. At present we can only say that its object is to facilitate \ cution by a new construction of the key-board ; and tliat ...

... l, who in every other waB blameless. But his duty, as he had said. J befcte, called upon him to so. One more point, he to speak of.—He did not blame the intentions of M. 'j din. The'Rcociver-Gcneral had spoken to him (the Minister) of these projected ...

... lordship has taken the opportunity paving a well-merited compliment to the judges, the bar, and the magistracy of Ireland. Speaking generally, I agree with your lordship in thinking that they are inferior in no respect to those of any other country. Our ...

... exactly ? If customer comes I suppose you seU him exactly the weight he has pay for ? Mr. Clubb—Yes, generally speaking. Mr. Maude—Generally speaking! I think there » want of particularity in selling dangerous drugs of this kind very reprehensible. It not ...

... Thursday night Mr. Busficld Ferrand, M.P., addressed the friends of native industry at Bradford, and to-night (Saturday; he is to speak in the Philosophical Hall at Huddersfield. Wai.LlN'Gford. —It is rumoured that in the event of there being a dissolution of ...

... proof. Those gentlemen were now in London, and they were all capable (some of them having surveyed land in New Zealand) of speaking to such facts would elicited evidence respecting the cause of action, viz., the circumstances under which the plaintiff alleged ...

... the words. The cool, phlegmatic, impassible ' style is, of course, peculiar to the particular Home Secretary 1 of whom we speak. His idea of the functions of his office f seems to be, that he is td exercise the utmost possible power f with the least possible ...

... that he is right. Why then should you, in deference to unfounded fears, be deprived of the benefits of experience ? If you speak out in favour of an immediate settlement, who will oppose ycur wishes? Not the Government: they are anxious, far as public ...

... of electing a man who would their firm friend (Cheers Mr H. Gilbeht, farmer, of Little Carlton, here expressed a wish to speak in favour of the League, but was told by the Chairman that he could not do so, he not being a member of the society. Mr. M ...