... 44 Hear, hear, and cheers.) The time Mad arrived when the company must be dissolved. (Great applause.) He did not wish to speak disrespectfully, nor would he say anything offensive ; but he considered the attempt made by the provisional committee to foist ...

... leading party in the extension of the 40/., and the creation of the 30t. shares. A Shareholder immediately rose, and after speaking, amidst applause, in condemnation of the attacks made by Mr. Sams and party upon the directors, he moved a vote of thanks ...

... circulating between many country bankers and their customers, and its deposit in the Bank of England, from which, generally speaking, it has been advanced only for very short periods, and then entirely at the discretion of, and on the terms (easy or otherwise) ...

... prevented from purchasing or selling at whatever time of the day or night I please, is not free-trading; it is only free-speaking. Public convenience is the ene great thing in distribution ; and in that public convenience, the health, minds, and morals ...

... Walton; Bill Cumming, Mr Oxberry; Miss Dolly Daggerwooa, Miss E. Honner. To be succeeded a New Scrio-Comic Drama, entitled A SPEAKING LIKENESS. Baron Mr. Granby; Alfred, Mr. James Vining; Coco, Mr. Compton; Manettc, Madame Vestris. To be followed bv a Comic ...

... Walton; Bill Cumming, Mr. Oxberry; Miss Dolly Daggerwood, Miss E. Honncr. To be succeeded a New Serio-Comic Drama, entitled A SPEAKING LIKENESS. Baron de Rancv, Mr. Granby; Alfred, Mr. James Vining; Coco, Mr. Compton; Manette, Madame Vestris. To be followed ...

... the prisoner 6trike the woman over the head; in a few minutes afterwards she ceased to live. And now the accused about to speak. It is possible that, conseience-strickcn, he is about to make a clean breast of the perilous stuff that weighs upon it. ...

... and it was important they should be shipped as near as possible to the place where the ship* took in their other goods. Speaking as a river trustee, he considered it nccessary the loading of goods and the loadinar of coals should separated. The General ...

... Pierre Palliot, Mr. Charles Mathews; The Duchess de Chartrcs, .Madame Ycstris. be succeeded a New Serio-Comic Drama, entitled SPEAKING LIKENESS. Baron dc Raney, Mr. Granbv; Alfred, Mr. James Yining; Coco, Mr. Compton; Manette, Madame Yestris. After which, ...

... wearisome a thing as the debate itself. It would be quite foreign to the purpose. The Protectionists speak, not to destroy arguments but hours. They speak against Peel, and also against Time. If they would but fiddle instead, —but unfortunately we are in ...

... Market, March 26.—The market continues dull, but there has been no further decline. The accounts from America received to-day speak of a deficiency to the extent of 270,000 bales compared with last year. The sales to-day were 4,000 bales, 1,000 speculation ...

... the sword. But, continued Sir Robert, This house and the country know only of the successes of Sir H. Smith. Now, I will speak to his honour of the interruptions and checks to his success. There cannot be an uninterrupted success in war; but I like to ...