... to the enemies of the Church. As re- gards the 'tyranny' which hinders others from I think' ing' and 'speaking,' it has consisted for me in speaking last after a whole year's patience and silence. And when, extending insult to others besides myself, you ...

... Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society contains a report on the destructive- ness of rabbits, by the Society's Inspector. Speaking of a last year's crop of mangel wurzel belonging to Mr Henry Neild, three-fourths of which reached about thirty tons per ...

... to ask her how she was, and the little girl generally replied. Just about the same. Never heard the father or anyone else speak to the deceased about tak- ingfood, and witness never spoke to her about taking food; and witness never heard deceased ask ...

... European philoso- phy. What is most admirable in him is his sincerity; I do not speak of that vulgar sincerity which consists m not consciously deceiving the reader; I speak of that superior good faith which in discussion seeks not the vic- tory but the ...

... the river, at Gwernhefin. I had proceeded there before them, and laid myself down. They were then speaking, and I heard defendant, Rowland Thomas, speak. I knew him well before. He said that he did not care for one man who was under Buckley. That was ...

... Sir Pryse would not take the chair. The brilliant success of the meeting in respect to attendance, sound Liberalism, and speaking, has effectually silenced such croakers, and added power and enthusiasm to the Liberal cause. There is no doubt that in many ...

... would be impertinent on our part to say anything at all on the subject. The personal influence of which our contemporary speaks must be expected to act, however, in some mysterious way, beyond the district where alone Mr GREAVES is known, for all the ...

... youth and personal beauty. But one condition must be faithfully observed, or the charm is lost. The water- fetchers must not speak a single word while securing the highly-valued cosmetic. This naturally leads to their being often interrupted by malicious ...

... and sensible people from signing it. The grievances of the Welsh in matters ecclesiastical are sufficiently great, but to speak of them as wrongs and corruptions unparalleled in any church or denomination in the east or west is to turn the whole subject ...

... evening he might have believed that the ghost appeared at the Hall. The old native tongue will not yet die away while so many speak it so well. The warmest compliments of the audience having been returned to Mr Owen for his kindness in presiding, the meeting ...

... and nine. Marshall's mother and his wife's sister-in-law also lived with them in the cottage. The whole family were, so to speak, huddied together in this little roadside shed-for such it was. Marshall was known as an industrious, steady man, which fair ...

... without the use of safety lamps, Mr Shirley Brooks says In the Illustrated London News: I am going to be slightly brutal. But I speak that which I know. I sat in the Reporters Gallery, which is close under the ladies' grating, for five years. During that t ...