... there—you couldn't say anything good enough. Oh, couldn't 1 you knew what have , suffered the last day or two you would not speak like that. 1 You don't know what you are talking of. I tell you this, and can prove it, for the copy was sent back tome ...

... CANADA AND THE DUBLIN NATIONALISTS. PLAIN SPEAKING-. The letters from members of . the Legislative Assembly of Canada, mentioned as having been read the meeting of the Dublin Corporation yesterday, but which were not read, are it is stated of a most ...

... beauty and * regularity of feature not to be obtained by any other method. These Teeth are well recommended for Eating and Speaking, fact when once they have been worn the patient cu.inut exist without them. They are fitted the mouth without the extraction ...

... What about the interesting young lady Kirkstall I at length inquired. My friend answered hardly word in fact he did not speak five sentences till got to Sheffield, and then with hurried ''Good night old man, so glad your company, but I feel rather done ...

... references to what he considered understanding with the Mayor, as representing the Jubilee Committee.—Tho MAYOR disclaims speaking for any one except himself, and Mr. WILSON reiterating his statement, the MAYOR again interposed and asked Mr. Wilson not ...

... room at the 13 Womaa ' was dead !* r___ to of the hearing. There now thattheman was K^* *» d hsm. her identification of speaking at & day, said it waT** ** ** yesterprominence * nof Glad tone's and eon-ortin himself from his former friends had OT iy ...

... consider their view of Mr. Gladstone's l SB? * Swansea, and is understood that Mr. , will have interview with Lord before he speaks at Willis' Rooms on the 14th; but.Sir Q. said, intends also to ', and to learn what are his views •, with reference to the ...

... beauty and regularity of feature not to be obtained by any other method. These Teeth are well recommended for Eating and Speaking, in fact when once they have been worn the patient cannot exist without them. They are fitted in the mouth without the extraction ...

... the meeting to use all legitimate means to carry the forthcoming poll favour of promoting the Bill. Mr. Samuel Osboex, in speaking to the resolution, said that, as a m'-mber of the Corporation and the Water Committe-, and having attended in London well ...

... THE CRIMES BILL PRESSED FORWARD. Mr. W. H. Smith, speaking at the annual dinner the Constitutional Union, St. James' Hall, last evening, declared it to the duty the Government to press forward the Crimes Bill till a final verdict had been obtained upon ...

... dated 6th in>t., from Mr. John Bright, in which, the latter sn.ys :—I have just ding Mr. Gladstone's t-perch in Wales. He speaks there were Province Ulster, and no I'rofestant or loyal Catholic populat on Ireland. He seems jguoiant or unconscious of the ...

... also. Shortly after his going to the Isle of Man, it was announced he was coming back to speak at Sheffield. Asked what he was going to do—preach on Sunday or speak on Saturday—his Lordship replied :— My dear ,—I don't know what I shall say; but the enclosed ...