... him to stand on, and whilst preparing to ' address them, Mr. Brierley came up, and informed | him he would not be allowed to speak there, on : which, Mr. C. enquired whether it was private property, and on being further asked if persons ! had not occupied ...

... of a cele- brated personage, Unaccustomed as I am to public leaking, he might parody it and say, 'Unaccustomed as lam to speak about pigs, you cannot expect me to Bay much about them. (Laughter.) He knew just as much about a pig as he did about an ourang ...

... again. Capital, and loud cheers.) I do think, gentlemen, that it speaks very little for Knaresborough that ever since the Reform Bill was passed we have not returned one man, strictly speaking, locally connected with the place. I come hero to give you an ...

... however, had a tremendous soaking, and dry hot weather is now indispen- sably required. We have stii! a few flies. Generally speak- ing the bine continues growing very fast. — Southeastern Gazette. Leeds, Bradford and Halifax Junction Rail- ?? committee ...

... with opera ■ and the other the presentation of a new opera from the pen of Mr. Balfe, called Le Diable Amorevx. Report speaks very highly of this last effort of our popular composer. : ~ . A o-entleman at Leamington has addressed a letter to the s ...

... Rhodes at the beginning of 1858 a sum of £220, for which he gave a promissory note. The money was not advanced, strictly speaking, as a portion of his (Rhodes's) capital to go into partnership. It was advanced on the understanding that he might go into ...

... head of hair, which many cannot ; I was quite bald on tbe crown of my head when I began using it. — W.B. Every customer speaks highly of your Crinilene. — F. P. Jones, chemist, 5, Paradise-square, Liverpool. Hiuts on the Management of the Hair, ...

... of the house, was called to order by the Speaker last week for attemDting to violate so well known a rule as that against speaking twice on the same question. His lordship sat down at rmce amidst considerable laughter. It was stated at the Wandsworth ...

... upon the veteran's lUe. The friends of both of the young persons appear to have been acquaintances (something more tban mere speaking), for some of the Townley family were visitors at the Grange during the Christmas holidays. About four yeara ago, it js said ...

... equal their abilities might be in othei respects. After another a pause, and no other Commissioner pre- senting himself to speak, Mr. Hobson begged to say a few words before the chairman proceeded to take the vote. With a great deal of what had been advanced ...

... navigation of the Scheldt,* and the despatch of French fleet to cany by force. These were tolerably decisive mea-wn*. The first speaks for itself; the second was just *■ great a violation of international right j i: we had despatched fleet the to abolish the ...

... cheering.) . Here gentleman rose upon the platform, bat toe meeting denied him a hearing. The Chairman asked whether should speak the resolution, but the meeting would not hear of it, and the motion was then put and carried unanimously. Mr Mason Jones moved ...