... although not a member of the Corporation, yet the office he had the honour to hold was in their gift, and he thought he was speaking in their name, as well as in his own, when he said they had bad great pleasure in welcoming the society to Hull. Asfar as ...

... and curiosity, and at length asked what it meant.c But he was instantlysilenced by the fierce impatient t rejoinder- ' Don't speak, man. Let me think. I want to n think.' The sharebroker was careful to humour his visitor by keeping silent, but he did not ...

... division, X0 upon the third ?? Shaw spoke in, ?? proval of the measure, and Mr Warton 'condemned it.- Ili Lord Folkestone was speaking against the.,bill 'at ten, hib minutes to seven o'clock, when, by the rules of the H1ause, ~11 the debate was adjourned till ...

... has presented 'the appeararice of a busy fair, and mounted police- men have been told off to regulate the traffic. But, speaking of traffic, was it not natural to -expect that the Hull Tramways Company would be satisfied with the extra amount of current ...

... non-attendance had also been received from Mr Al'erman HL J. Atkinson, J.P., and from Mr E. C. Twiss, the stipendiv'y magistrate. Speaking to the boys, he might say that they deserved a great deal of credit for the excellent manner in which their band played at ...

... prisoner had sometime before le. been in custody, but then acted us though deaf and h dunmb, and an interpreter obtained to speak to her in a the dumb language. The magistrate, believing she e, was really afflicted, then ordered her discharge. Since her ...

... life out of you, Charles ?? le asked Edward, continuing the light touches of his s a brush on the canvas, s, ' Eh-what, did I speak 7'a a 'To be sure you did. Were you not aware of t it?' No; I was thinking of what I saw at the Ex-I change to-day. I looked ...

... Nishak, published at Timis, announces the discovery, in the neighbouring forest, of a wild man of the woods-a human being, speaking no language, completely naked, but with body, limbs, and face covered with hair. His nationality is unknown, and as he seems ...

... announce that Lord Randolph Churchill had - promised him to come to Hull and speak to a great al gathering in the autumn-(applause)-and in a few ddays he should be in a position to speak as in definitely of the early visit of one of our most eminent to statesmen ...

... taking a foremost place in the political agitation of the people-for the best essays on the trade and e commerce question. Speaking of the Irish Land Bill i r. he' said he hoped the result of the measure would be that peace, order, good.will,' and prosperity ...

... that America would be placed in the dilemma of having so much money that she would not know what to do with it. Strictly speaking, they had not come to hear him, but his desire was to try and clear the ground a little (applause). Many years ago Mr Cobden ...

... ruiin is as narrow as the plots A' they cultivate. Farming at high pressure, and necessarily co from band to mouth, so to speak, they instantly 'feel the strain of bad times. And one unpleasant feature of the of case is this: the land being at fancy value ...