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... valuable articles were rendered almost l»y these proceeding*. Mr Alderman Liiocock, in addressing the prisoner*, said could speak from personal experience of the lose sustained by glass getting amougst machinery ; ami although the them guilty, it considered ...

... imsition, on the tap hill, contesting the possession it with great obstinacy. Of particulars, lew have come hand, but the issue speaks for itself. The Prussians gut far Fur-tenbruck, five miles south Munchengratz. Above 1000 prisoners were sent the rear, the ...

... length the invitation ai the working men London, asking him meet them public. While declining to accept their invitation, speaks cheerfully the prospect® of Reform. Saysthat in the hour of defeat he has the presentiment of vie tory. and cautions the working ...

... and in the wav in which the stuck their work and drove the Austrian* back when they to the very muzzles the guus. and they speak iu t«m.s of enthusiasm the splendid charge* made by the cavalry. ...

... kindness, Royal Highness, iu couiiectiag my name with this bust (CNRX) Mr GLADSTOKB, who was loudly cheered present himself speak. said,—Your Majesty, your Royal Higlineshea, my Lords, and Gentlemen,—At the of lawful authority I rise to prop-tee a toa-«t ...

... these Governments have expressed their opinion to the French Government in diplomatic communications. The same i«]>er, in speaking of the passage the Miueio the Austria as. says : This iqieration to indieate intention on the part of Austria take the offensive ...

... Gladstone lias addressed letter to a London working-man's association declining an invitation in that holy to attend a meeting and speak on Reform. Mr Gladstone says that he requires rcpesc, and must reserve himself for opportunity addressing his constituents ...

... Austria. The motion WM agreed to, and the home adjourned at a quarter-Ittwi five until Monday. HOUSE COMMONS.— YSSTHRO.IT. The Speak., took the chair four o'clock. lIKVONPORT ELECTION. Mr WALPOLK reported the appointment PwoD]ert Election Committee. The announced ...

... Cauipltcll. Mr Gladstone has addressed letter to London king-man's association declining invitation trim that attend a meeting and speak on Reform. Mr Gladstone says that he require* and must reserve himself for opportunity of addressing his constituents Lancashire ...

... strong position, the top of a hill, contesting the it with great obstinacy. ((articular*, few hare come hand, but the issue speaks for itself. The Prussians got as far Fiirstenbruck, five miles south of Mtuu-hengraU. Above prisoner* were sent to the rear ...

... with a loud voice, Paul, thou art beside thyself; much learning doth make thee mad. But he said, I not most noble Festus, but speak forth the words truth and soberness. After describing the oourt of justice in Cesarea in which these memorable words were ...