... gceatleuacra opproito,,protected zjaigrnt the raohonl, arid eriprossed iris deep regret chat I'nlloi-mcnt h~ad rxendercd th~e fakIng a' tb-i-parlijamentar' clath no lunger cor-- pul'oi-y. He Lelieved, t-is abolition oc the cab mminvlvedi riot abolit-ion of ...

... exchanged foar candles, 'sih ind and the colliers work the remainder 'of the day with tli eY, the flame of their casndles quite exposed,2 and run all Si LcY. 'hazards. ~In the many colliery explosions in Lanca- lie Oh, shire and elsewhere this seems to be the ...

... Clerkenwell explosion, had not tended to shaler the evi- dence on which the conviction proceeded, and therefore that the law must fake its course. This communication, conveyed by a special messenger, was received at Newgate about five o'clock, and shortly afterwards ...

... far larger and a more lovely Idea than that. Their blood had been stirred by the devotion of those medical officers who had exposed themselves unarmed on the battlefield to eave friend or foe from cruel, nmgerisg death. Their brethren walked fearlessly, ...

... that there will be an acession of some hundreds to the number now i out in a few days;* and 'the factory' lords 'are goingl to fake a~penny out of the shilling'from' their handsl to meet the income tax next week-- Cerresponeunt. POLXWONT, (en FAaxiset.)---TOreA ...

... result of these things is. You hmae no check ohl them whatever. Before, if they dud Tosuna, It was certnin, at least, to be t exposed in a formal debate in the House of Commonls, conaucted by the responsible chiefs of the Osposition; sod the osatter was certain ...

... one of the most vehement of Irish patriots, and as one of those who either exposed him- self on that account to the penalties of the law, or else was 'within an ace of so exposing himself. That was the character of Mr. Darcy McGee. He went to Canada- Canada ...

... in some eases; of beiuaw'i4sried ci (eihe foni the pres~wafori cluthing orlits ivo~h an -state;clot res ~ aded tothae ?? a fake the plauce of thdir'dwb, with thi ltiy but P. ?? pen~soosthat beingthuti intaal'o bii 1 cleaned, and occupied by otheins ~ ...

... continluance of which was probably not yet P eptirouching its end. It wee an ungrateful task thus to If fake the pessimist view, rind in so doing, he ex.posed to soepicicon; hut tire true philsatropiat, the real worker s: for Iris country's welfare, must not ...

... previously staving in town, and is expected to remain until after her accouchement. We understa~nd that a marriage is arranged 'so fake place between Lady Victoria Campbell, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Cawdor, and Lieut.- Colonel Francis lLarebton ...

... sortie occu~rcd on the erstng;lr Cuf tlre 429th, October, tho first thing the officer in er-remanad thoughlt of '.as not to expose his men iieelirrru, cue tiierrrfore ho ga~ve the order for them to asithrd,.iu-. it wis'only on the foilov.;ug morr'ug thlat ...

... an re-hoed those admrable words which Mr. Chamlerlain used as to the uresence of -the t Mayor, and, as a Leeds man he might fake the oppor- tunity of expressing, on behalf of all Leeds men of every their gratitude to him for being there, and he a l I it ...