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... Now, gentlemen, connected with this let me tell you this—that though I speak of operatives generally in this district, and the trade and manufactures of England, I ought to speak of tradesmen also, for they benefit as much by the ten hours’ bill as o ...
... THE HALIFAX COURIER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1853, MR. ERNEST JONES. Mr. Ernest Jones entered the room whilst Mr. Fielding was speaking, and elbowed his way up to the end. At the conclusion of the proceedings he was loudly called for by a portion of the meeting ...
... was the person who recommended it to my sister.’’ “1, Kirbey Street, Poplar, London, Sep. 30th, 1S'»I. Dear Sir, —I cannot speak too highly of the excellency of Woolley’s Pectoral Candy.’ I have suffered for years with a dreadful cough and difficulty of ...
... of Carlisle. Sir James Graham was received with great enthusiasm. He made long and brilliant address to the electors. In speaking of the Derby overthrow and the deluge he said. Let congratulate ourselves, first of all, on our safety. Lord Derby’s government ...
... electioneering one—(A Voice : Mr. Walker did that.) The introduction of politics was by two men at the door—(Mr. Kershaw : Speak on the question, sir.”) He twitted Mr. Kershaw on holding his hand against resolution after he had spoken in its favour. The ...
... night, considered themselves justified in announcing that Lord Chandos had consented” to stand. The unfortunate permission to speak in English yielded too readily by the Vice-Clrancellor—opened the floodgates to a tide of the commonest hustings contra* iction ...
... eers). In many respects I regret the opposition which we are compelled to experience—(hear, hear). regards Mr. Edwards, I speak of him with great respect —(hear, hear). He has always been a liberal, hospitable man, and a townsman —(hear, hear). Touching ...
... maintenance of constitutionality in Piedmont is an condition of English influence in Europe.” Letters from Venice of the 22nd nit. speak of political arrests there, aufl thc discovery of revolutionary correspondence, The municipal council of the city had been ...
... habiliments of culprit, and there crucifies him, ns a wretch evil designs and dishonest motives, too base to be suffered to speak in public. Such violence has often been inflicted on really honest and deserving characters. It is a sorry cause that requires ...
... to please me, that I cannot find in my heart to speak unkind to anybody.’ What influence, then, hath woman over the heart of man, to soften it and make it the fountain of cheerful and pure emotions! Speak gently, then; a happy smile and a kind word of ...
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... England democracy means an extension of the suffrage. On the Continent democracy ” means the desire to read the Bible, to speak your mind on the affairs of Government, the desire to write your thoughts and publish them to the world. All tliis is called ...