... chairman was putting it to the meeting, when Mr. Hind said ha appeared for some shareholder*, and had right previously to speak. He went 011 to contend that the committee management had been most unjustly stigmatised. knew that twenty-one the committee ...

... newly-invented pianoforte, Of this insrumcnt, as well as two or three other musical in- , vent ions, wc shall have occasion to speak and by. At present we can only say that its object is to facilitate \ cution by a new construction of the key-board ; and tliat ...

... that he is right. Why then should you, in deference to unfounded fears, be deprived of the benefits of experience ? If you speak out in favour of an immediate settlement, who will oppose ycur wishes? Not the Government: they are anxious, far as public ...

... The opinion here that there is nothing to apprehend. Private letters from London have been shown on 'Change to-day, which speak decidedly of a speedy dissolution of parliament ; but, still, there is great confidence felt in Sir Robert Peel's capacity ...

... sent to Perote for six pieces of artulcrj and 30,000 muskets, to arm the people of Pucbla. In the city of Mexico they also speak of arming the muin*. Some rumours say that Paretics is going others say he is going to Mexico. . In addition to all this, there ...

... more dull in subject, is more vital in importance, let me resume my account of the University. The Lniversity in France, I speak of the modern University, was organised by the decree of 1808. This institution, shaped in the first instance after the pattern ...

... are ese crudeand unsupported theories ? Will they not stand the test facts ? Our more recent experience shows that I am speaking only the words of trajh. and We have had within tecenit memory, a period of dear yeaes and period of cheap years. This, gentfbmen ...

... address has provoked, the Opposition does not seek so much to persuade the Chamber as to convince the country. All its orators speak, as they say here, par la fenttre, and each speech is a programme, drawn up with a view to the approaching elections. You will ...

... dissatisfaction at this disdain, which seemei as if addressed to it, no less than to the individual of its body who was speaking. llien followed question of Madagascar, which was handled in a masterly style M. Jules de Lasteyrie, who spoke with much ...

... measure was entirely favourable to the workmen. A singular incident occurred during this debite. The Marquis I)e Boissy, who speaks always, and on all questions, and whose eternal interference worries the Chancellor, M. Pasquicr, to death, proposed that ...

... dukes. Goatacre was fairly pitted against New Bond-street; and now have we the village of Bremhill—another Wiltshire hamlet—speaking out, in its untutored voice, against the polished periods of Norfolk and Richmond. (We borrow from the Chronicle of yesterday ...

... infantry and artillery have arrived at Toulon, equipped for embarkation. The Toulonnais of the 10th is more precise, and speaks of the progress of the armament. It says:— The Belle Poule frigate has gone out to the roadstead She has still number of ...