Mr. BROOKS called the hooks and ayes on the corsets.

He said: "The small progress we have made after four or five weeks' close attendance and continual reasonings with each otherour different sentiments on almost every question, several of the last producing as many noes as ayes, is, methinks, a melancholy proof of the imperfection of the human understanding.

I have pleasure grounds and mansions grand, Low-voiced servants come at my call, From Senate my name sounds over the land In "ayes" and "nays" so solemnly read; They call me "Honorable," "General," and all, But to-night I am only Charley again, I am Charley, and want to lay my head On my mother's heart and rest, With her soft hand pressed upon my brow

" A few "nays" succeeded the great chorus of "ayes," and the motion of Coventry for Jetson was declared tabled.

In 1895 the men of Utah, where as a Territory women had voted seventeen years, by a vote of 28,618 ayes to 2,687 noes, gave them this right in its constitution for Statehood.

[The question was carried by 67, the Ayes being 260; Noes 193.

This affair was again debated with vehemence upon the report on Monday, December 13, 1742, upon a question, whether the levy-money should stand part of the general question, which was carried by 53; Ayes 230, Noes 177.] HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 1, 1742-3.

The numbers present were four hundred and eighty-three, and the votes as follows: Ayes, four hundred and fifty-eight; Noes, twenty-five.

If every member in every division were to vote according to his own judgment and conscience upon the question put, there would be a perpetual circulation of members between the Ayes to the right and the Noes to the left.

See how white it iswhiter than the snow!" Croisset looked at him a little anxiously as he ate his meat, and at the gathering unrest in his ayes Howland burst into a laugh.

The hour of one o'clock P.M. having arrived and the general business of the town being now in order, the following named persons were elected, by ayes and noes, overseers of highways for the ensuing year in the following road districts, viz.: (here give the numbers of the road districts and the names of the persons elected overseers thereof.)

On motion of H.S.H.H., the following by-law was adopted, ayes , noes : "It is hereby ordered and determined that it shall be lawful for horses, mules and asses to run at large in the town of , in the day time, from the first day of April to the 15th day of October, in each year, until further ordered.

SUB-DIVISIONS OF THE ORDER PRIMATES Order Sub-orders Families ,- a. PROSIMII (Lemurs and Aye-Ayes) | | ,- i. Hapalidae (Marmosets)

The "Ayes" had it.

"Ay""No;" but the "Ayes" had it.

Argument fluctuated on the question of whether or not he would ever return, with now the noes and now the ayes having it.

Mr. President: The small progress we have made, after four or five weeks close attendance and continual reasonings with each other, our different sentiments on almost every question, several of the last producing as many Noes as Ayes, is, methinks, a melancholy proof of the imperfection of the human understanding.

Did you meet Mrs. Fairfax outside?" "Ayes.

With my interpreter gone, and everybody else too busy guzzling to trouble to speak distinctly for my benefit, I had to depend on my ayes for information and naturally used them to the utmost.

I think the Ayes have it.

"Ayes" or "Noes" is the hurried answer; and he stalks through the lobby to discharge this intelligent function, dives down to his room again, only, if the House is in Committee, to be dragged up again ten minutes afterwards for another repetition of the same farce, and so on indefinitely.

Without a call for the ayes and nays, the question was decided in favor of declaring the power of removal to be in the President.

" On passing the ordinance, the ayes and nays were required by Judge Yates, of New York, when it appeared that his was the only vote in the negative.

The ayes have it.

The ayes have it.