... Commons. The bon. member, in replying, said ?? — lhe House of Commons is essentially a political body. Anybody who speaks of it must speak of it in a political sense, and I cannot help thinking that at the present time we must consider that House as peculiarly ...

... under which England would reel and stagger for generations, even if she ever recovered. The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, speaking yes- terday at Bristol, described the work done by tbe Church in that diocese dunug the past few years, and asked whether ...

... competitioh, and Mr. Gordon Thomas woa' the prize as baritone soloist. Mr. H. Richard, M.P., speaks on Thursday, and Mr. Gosoheu, M.P., &a& Mr. Morley, M.P., speak on Friday. ...

... the following letter to Mr. Parnell, M.P. House of Commons, Jan. 29,1881. Sir,—-As I put in Mr. Gladstone's hands while was speaking the passage which supposed to have been spoken you in Galway on October 25th, to the effect that no man was take farm from ...

... night, although no less than forty Liberal mem- bers had intimated their desire of an opportunity to speak. I am told Mr. Gladstone intends to speak on Thursday, particularly in reference to instruc- tions issued by his own and previous Liberal Governments ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Sir Hardinge Giffard, speaking at Launceston on Saturday, remarked that her Majesty s forces had at last been utilised, and the honour of England maintained, though be questioued the policy of the bombardment of Aiexandna, aud destroying ...

... place in the oruer of speaking will have to sit 6ilent duriug the five or six days of party wrangling, and take thtir revenge in a vote. Mr. Forster will have lhe first shot at the Treasury bench, and Mr. Gladstone is expected to speak eariy, especially if ...

... ITB. BAXFOm DEPLnTES TO SPEAK. LOBD ROSEBERY THE PRIDE OF THE ETOSIASS. SPEED - TO RZOX. MIXTO. AXD WELL BOX. ...

... TARIFF BILL. Washington. Saturday. The debate the Tariff Bill continues in the House of Representatives, the Republicans speaking against and the Democrats for the measure. ...

... Barnsley. There are to lv* thru platforms presided over bv the M j’or (Aid Wray), Mr. B Pickard, M.P., and Mr. W. Parroit, and speaking will proceed simultaneously The piocession will be formed the iop Shambles street, quarter 12 o’clock, and p along Sackville ...

... A LONG ABSENCE. Atj b»ii; ye hills ! though brown and bleak Ye lift your brows above the vale, To me of boyhood's hours ye speak — Scenes of my early wanderings, hail ! Dark up your sides the smoke-wreaths roll, And dark each streamlet flows beneath ; ...

... one of importance, as at present arranged, will speak fr_m the Liberal side of the House, and an effort will, in fact, be made to justify the foroible suppression of .the debate by turning it, so to speak, into an Opposition monologue. Mr. Bal- four, however ...