... promised to speak at a Liberal Unionist demonstration at Bury on the 15th of May. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Mr. Frederick Albert Bosanquet, Q.C., a Commissioner to go to the Northern Circuit. Mr. Gladstone will, it is expected, speak on the Budget ...

... dragging over a shoal, and she appeared to shake very heavily. Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett at Brighton. — Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett, M.P., speaking last evening at a largely- attended demonstration in the Brighton Dome in connection with the Dames Habitation of the Primrose ...

... this material. The Royal Aquarium, Westminster, has been recently roofed with this material, and everyone who has seen it speaks well of the change from the glass. The directors are especially loud in its praises ; and this can very well be understood ...

... Presbyterian Synod yesterday evening the Rev. John MacNeill created quite a sensation by telling the following tale He was speaking of temperance, and said that last Sunday (when he preached a tem- perance sermon at the Tabernacle), he received a letter ...

... believe the state. sent to be correct as a whole with regard to the years subsequent to my release from Kiimainhani. lam speaking of the four years from 1882-6. Do you repeat that statement now —Yes, with the exception ut what you have read. The his/ ...

... several days. mow said E:‘n.-mklm with his fist.—Mr. Partridge : ve you had any salve for ‘our eye ?—Witness : Ne, sir, not to speak of —Mr. Partridge: No goiden cintment >—Witoess : Yes I have had a little ‘dio' ointmens—what the doctor put in. perhaps. — ...

... Parneil here said be wished to modify sowe of his statements made in bis examinationin-chief. The Irieh World did at tme speak favourably of himselfl, but not W @ senss that he could approve, With regard to the contributions, they appeared $o have beev ...

... guardians to borrow money for the purchase of seeds. That was passed at the instigation of Colonel Nolan, a member of our party. Speaking generally, how was the £60.000 collected in America spent? — A very considerable sum of money was spent on the purchase of ...

... trade in liquor; and the result was no less disastrous than the consequences of a similar policy in England in 1745. But, speaking generally, the Excise laws are now administered in India with advantage to the people and to the profit of the Treasury. ...

... think, where people fail to seethe misery this demon—or, as Shakespeare puts it, •' devil”—is bringing about every day. He speaks of the ruin local option would bring to poor Mr. Bung ; fact, he calls it wholesale spoliation.” Why, sir. every day I take ...

... of The Bells and the trial scene from The Merchant of Venice„' were replicas on a smaller scale of those at the Lyceum. Speaking of this event, which will be marked in the calendar of the stage with a white stone, a daily contemporary says that when ...

... preliminary instructions, to give some of the conclusiong to which his optique observations have led him. One thing, he says, speaking of the Englishman abroad ' I would diaswade him from, which is from the excessive commendation and magnifying of his own ...