... summoned. After a time he recovered consciousness, Sir James King later on announced that the Duake was better and was able to speak. As soon as the Duke had left the meeting 3 vote of sympatby with him was passed, and the gathering at once broke up. The Duke ...

... first with a proportion of 75'40 per cent., Scandinavia oomlng-next with 10°16 per cent., and Germany with but 7-40 per cent. Speaking of the late outbreak of cholera in Eurepe, the report states that the experience of previous epidemics can only lead one ...

... was alone in the carriage, and prisoner entered at one of the s'ations en route. Afier being in the carriage some time and speaking to her he molested her in a way she described to the magistrates, It was said he pulled Miss Cordock down on the floor of ...

... follows : — Mr. John Morley 12,983 Mr. Paadeli Ralli 11,244 Majorlty .c0c0. 1,788 Speaking subsequently at the Liberal Club, Mr. Morley said that he believed that the conversion of a hoatile majority of 3,000 into ...

... in Alexandria for about 10 yeare. He returned to England with a French wife, who was still alive in England, but could not speak English. Prisoner was rocoivin% £5 & month from the Barristers’ Benevolent Society, and was suffering from paralysis and softening ...

... she has apparently lost all brain power. The medical men put quesfinubbautohrinjuio:, b;th:hw‘:ldn:‘s comprehend anything or speak. case is one mmosuc.rz«di-ry ever dealt with at the J. DODIMEAD & SONS, Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers, Have seversl pew and ...

... variance u the question of {look.din‘ Greece, Lord Bdnzzy declining te agree to that measure. Correspondents at Berlin and Rome speak of the doubts which prevail in those capitals respecting the continuance of the Concert. “X'g.an. the Tokat massacre has evoked ...

... is also a frequent contributor to the magazines of the day. She possesses oratorical powers of a very high order, and often speaks at meetings upon social questions in London. Ever since her marriage she has taken a keen interest in Golit.iu, her sympathies ...

... ordered by the Home Secretary. Mr. Balfour, notwithstanding his prolonged confinement, is said to be still v cheerful, and speaks most hopefull{c of the mflz of his trial. ?: is enjoiing excellent health, his appetite being good, and he takes the customary ...

... ___ Wmatsm Caswa. Sux» ?:c;mo'g(:ocwl AND 1.x.-o' o I PAUL WBIDKAAS, 30, YORK BOAD, BRIGHYON. 1 Dr. 8. writes : “ I canmet speak of this treatment teo kighly ...

... 1877 he commanded the army, blockading between Rustchuch and Shuma and was the only royal prince of whom Sko beleff did not speak with contempt. it Mr. J. G. Blaine was born on January 31, 1830, at West Brownville, in Washington County, Pennsylvamia, In ...

... amongst many others, had been struck by a stone. Addressiug the crowd, Mr. O'Brien said he had to speak on behalf of Michael Davitt, who was unable to speak for himself, having been struck by a man who was a disgrace to the Irish race. In striking that ...