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... SPEAKING AGAINST TIME ! A British legislator has just performed an exploit that eclipse. (iu one sense) the famous triumph of Edmund Burke. lle has spoken a •••ottinisous speech of seventeen boor* . duration. The cir,iinstances under which this extraonimay ...
... `•LET US ALL SPEAK OUR MINDS. Men tell us 'cis fit that wives should submit To their huO.ands, sulnnissively, meekly ; That whatever they say their wives obey, Unquestioning, stupidly, weakly. Our husband would make us their ow a dictum take, Without ...
... they speak, save now and then, when the platform gave an ugly tap on the side, wham • guttural sound resembling t hi • escaped their lips. The passage down seemed Intr.:M. o dr long down, down they dropped in utter darkness every one— l'nropeaus and ...
... AN OLD, BIT .'DD RUE! In the Houma appear to speak as often as they pl-sac to the sante hill. but the senate has a rule that member shall speak more than twice in say ode debate on the mote day, without leave of the Senate Unless upon the specific demand ...
... THE S PLAIN SPEAKING IN PULPIT. Keay years ego Torindeesiergy, though for the most part el 'demotion and Minemeal, of their parishioners, , and spoke that mkt, of Anglo-Soon still called broad Yorkshire. They often addreersd individuals by from the pulpit ...
... and had no hat on. He said, If am not allowed to speak I must be or arrested. A disorderly crowd samembled. Some flourished sticks ard umbrellas, and shouted, Get up and speak. Ward, get up and speak. As defendant persisted an his attempt to get through ...
... CONSERVATIVE LEADERS ON THE CRISIS. Loyd Craabeense, speaking at Hertford. on Wed. mods night. urged Conservatives to prepare for the =approaching dissolution of Parliament. Rs that Mr. Gladetobe's bops that bo would be I. satisfy as Rose Radars wail ...
... like to speak of clergymen in their various relationships of life. The clergyman in his political relationships found it hard to avoid giving expression to his judgment, and in these matters he claimed the right of an English clergyman to speak and act ...
... abovo Society will held in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS. OSSETT GREEN On Friday Saturday, April 21st & 22nd, 1876. Mr. J; H. GORDON will speak on tho following subjects : April 21st.— Are the Clergy directly or indirectly State-paid ?” April 22nd. Disestablishment ...
... tell what happened to another ;great princess to whom I have taught philosophy; she speaks of nothing but her misfortunes.' 'Why do you wish, then, that I should sot speak of mini?' said the lady, 'Because,' answered the philosopher, you ought not to reflect ...
... MAYO* requested COURcillor Marriott, who was conversing with the member sitting next to him, to speak in a lower tone. —Councillor Mauston : Very well, I will speak as low as you like, but I won't be debarred from waispering by you or anybody else.—The MAYOR: ...
... Role was started, 15 years ago. have I onederissed it I. principle, or bald in say way the opisions of Mr. Bylan4wkkh, to speak frankly. I Wok aboard. ...