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... COUNTY AND LOCAL JOTTINGS. The Times. speaking of the sale of Northnmber'and Hones, says :—' Northumberland House is one of the few old palaces which recall the former glories of the Strand, and its demolition would be much more that , a private loss ...
... classes and by the pablis generally. In regard to billeting as a question policy, end as a question of state right, so to speak, of course I cannot ester now on the present occasion. AU L can say is I will repeat to Mr. Cardwell what you have told and ...
... surely forego the very small earnings during two or three years at most for the sake of their future welfare, or more vulgar speaking, for the sake of the additional earnings afterwards. He (Mr. Hyde) had been at Merthyr the very day of the great meeting ...
... social, which they consider that gentleman to pessees ; but it is clear, that when they take upon themselves the duty of speaking for either the entire constituency which he represents, or that particular portion of it which returned him to Parliament ...
... properly not been taken up by thane Chambers, but which presented difficulties upon which they would, no doubt, be prepared to speak at the proper time. But he thought the question of cottage accommodation for labourers was one of vast importance, and especially ...
... elsewhere. Several of the and roe., Mr. Semetary Drees melted as with • deeire to settle the sad Mr. Disraeli bowie damned a speak se tram anything like party bias._ la eels bill he wished it he abseil sot 4. so unless be was el the el oedema% He denied ...
... in the present case, he would refused to hand the depa- Mikes to counsel, anti he would not have allowed any body else to speak in Court. Ile would, therefore, ►ave ordered the prisoner to be acquittal for want of evidence. Mr. Lilley said as the senior ...
... disorderly manner. To show you what the press thinks of this bad practicer, I may quote the words of the Times correspondent when speaking_ of the volunteers at the Easter Monday review at Wimbledon. He says the skirmishers were shoulder to shoulder, and all ...
... end to an irritating and illogical lexclusion and. on the whole, was sound, safe, and constitutional. The Home Secretary, speaking for himself and o t committing his colleagues in the Cabinet, condemned the measure in the strongest terms he could command ...
... letter in which ha thanked the nomeommiastoned officers and nien for the kindness and respect they had always shows him, and speaking et their good feeling, and raprit corps. H. hoped he night he allowed to remain an honorary member, anti, if not cemtrary ...
... bedruom. Shortly Gheewards one of the servants went into the room, and taw Mrs. Redwood lying on the 11 wr, and not able to speak. Aegisthus., was at once procured, and Dr. Burroughes was immediately sent for, but his earldom were ao avail, as the poor ...
... falling off, they were never in a greater state of efficiency (applause). This did not apply to the 13th only, for he could speak equally well of the 24th (hear, hear) ; and that reilixted great credit on their old friend and comrade, Lieutenant Fentum ...