... my own knowledge. Sami el Day, secretary the Gas Light Company, Mirfield, residing in Wak field, said I knew deceased from speaking to him whilst has bt-en Ravensthorpe station. I saw him about four o'clock yesterday afternoon, shortly before was killed ...

... of it wouM no ilouht b«« louder then had been before. (Hear, bear.) thoi ght it was thus they ought to speak now. Mr. ttUdsfeooe expected them to speak thus, ami if they dir! not hack him, if they did not let thmr roioe heard, and give him to understand ...

... newspapers the suspension his business, were constructed for that purpose, and there, unseen Mr. and Mrs. German Roed. Report speaks of the came on Monday Chum- by the irate father within miles of roarnage able to sot his son off well ;he was very cun- «riainly ...

... together Sentor «me asked if 1 knew where t A y . te he • Yea,” ami he asked me wonld «md tell mm wanted to speak him. I IJu •,. 1 it Uard him speak. He «. Hi.-tfe ...

... ter to have sought interview for the purpose of delivering the petition. Since last letter I have had the importunity of speaking to several of the House ; one especially who takes a great interest in Indian affairs and commercial matters. I have had ...

... Bright:— “London. Jaly l«. “Dear Sir, am aura my friends will Ido rot come down to meeting. (Hear, hear.) could not undertake ta speak at a large ojian air meeting, and 1 cannot leave town Saturday. what is pawing tha Hons# of Commoca, you will tba and Home ...

... eleven Saturday forenoon ■ exactly twenty -four bouts and three minutes after th? seizure. was never eoncinns, nor did he speak after the attack. The cause death was ascribed ajaiplexy. succeeded congestion of the brain. was only four years of age lieutenant ...

... ht-w character, but where they did so diatin-tly, it might practicihle in *ome way to the fact in their distribution. ally speaking, however, the Government contemplated the equal distribution of the surplus over the whole of Ireland most desirable. Sir ...

... very loose way Very few of the members rise whan they adc ress the chair, and it not uofrequently the case that two or more speak at same time, which renders it very difficult to report the proceedings. ...

... previous, uppermost in the r**collectiou of those present. It singular fact that the day before happened his misfortune, when speaking of iK>or Barker's funeral, he said, f wonder who will lx* next,” little thinking that it would lie his turn. has been in ...

... •*econ«le«i the .imeniiment in a 'peech. Aldt-rman ohscrveil that it was in reference • eepiagit que-tion, that wished to speak ! ...

... enable me to return to town any moment. lam very sorry that the course of events has deprived roc of the opportunity of speaking in support the views of the Chamber with respect the reconstruction of the Indian Council. One of the objects sought by the ...