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... A REFORMER SPEAKING. On Monday evening, Mr. W. Williams (the gentle, man whan Phkrir hagai way* a flijtggt), according his annual custom, met his constituents at the Horae Tavern, Kensington peril, London, to read wan account of steward-hip daring the ...
... A REFORMER SPEAKING. On Monday evening, Mr. W. Williams (the gentleman wfaoan PqMrhaaalwaya fUqgqt), according to his annual custom, mat hie constituents tha Horns Tavern, Kensington park, Lnadoa, to reader account of hia during the previous of Par* liament ...
... them. The two evils of which I speak are these : In the first place the tendency excitement, and in the second place the growth of vanity. (Hear, hear.) I believe you will find that those two evils are largelr upon the increase among us. is perfectly ...
... fcespflntoit. [We deem it right to state that not all times Identify oarselyes with our Correspondent's opinions.] Speaking at Birmingham, in the autumn of 1873* Mr. Bright, who then held office as Chancellor of the Dachy of Lancaster, referred a very ...
... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1858. laden Kim withal, and under the yoke, like us all, speaks to us all, all that is in his heart It is thus alone that one man rules over a thousand, that the common limitations of space ami number vanish, that the heart the ...
... OF THE TELEPHONE. Vanity fair remark*To all those who care think about the matter it be clear that Mr. recent inventionß—to speak of no othershave aheolutely superseded and rendered useless the greater part of that telegraphic plant which the wise British ...
... WITHOUT AGITATION. this platform I don’t s|»eak you only. I speak all my fellow-countrymen. If they wish for reform and think me honest and earnest on this question; If they have any confidence In those with whom I assi»ciated. let them meet in their ...
... something.** —** Do you know what? •* Nay.—** What will the consequence if you don't speak the truth! ** Don’t know what ye mean.— ** What will God do to you if you don’f speak the truth !** ** Don’t know. —** Shall you be punished t ** Nay.**—** How long ...
... trust to the good sense of those who have made purchases from their establishment before. The goods, for stylo and quality, speak for themselves. J. & H. MALLINSON, 4 7 48, COVERED MAR KE T, KIRKGATE, LEEDS. ...
... remarkable thing yet performed by electrical science. The method by which the result is to be produced is extremely simple. speaking tube fitted one end with a mouthpiece has at the other a metallic diaphragm —that is to say, a miniature drum-head, which ...
... distant when Colonel Gunter would represent this division in Parliament. As a master he could speak of him with confidence, but he would leave others to speak of him as a landlord.—Mr Crossley in endorsing the remarks of the last speaker, would ask them ...
... —ln yonr report in last week’s respecting the improvements made in the lighting of Bt. Joseph's Church, Folllloot, where yon speak highly cl the (work done, also of the designer, find yon emit the maker’s name altogether. it that be has ten long in the place ...