... Liberty. But my mouth idshu t until after my last tria!. I must not speak. Yot 1 unust ?? gratitide to you and thle jury who tried meo. I relied firmly on a jury of 4Luglishmen. I must speak no more. I thank you from myX heart.~-G~lobe. The Queen has been ...

... ion were com- pletely realised. Miss Burns, whose singular promise-we ought, per- haps, to say attainments-were noted in speaking of Taesday's performance, again greatly distinguished her- - self as the Queen of Navarre. And if the name of Miss Yorke ...

... that the shell waa di?eetsbla that condition. treating yellow peas with sulphate copper they became green half hour. could speak to the effect upon the health of who eat peas.—Dr. Campbell Brown, City Analyst, gave corroborative eridaoco, and the experiments ...

... careful study ...

... houses were now filled with a large and choice collection of plants in full health and vigour, and the directors could not speak too highly of the work done by the manager in connection with resus- citation and increase of the plants under his charge. ...

... not ejected from the room doling the of restoration, and displayed unbounded joy when both his mi stresses were gain able speak him reward him with their grateful caresses. ...

... MR. J. W. LOGAN, AND THE HARBOROUGH ELECTION. Mr. J. W. M.P., speaking at Liberal meeting Market yesterday, gave sorar disclosures with respect Tory inn (practices at the last election. His previous assertion on the tuhject havirg declared br the Con ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THIS WEEK'S PUNCH. THE AT OXFORD. Scene— Parlour Private Htuee, Oxford. Tum— Quite recently. Cook «aku to speak to her miitm Cook.—Please, 'm, 1 should lib, go out this cvenng, 'm. watch it's U> see them Frogs the Near Tbeevter. Mistress ...

... whatever from her. She stood with her head buried her hands. The Town Clerk withdraw from the case.—The Bench tried get the girl speak, but without success, and ther discharged the accused, applause following.—Mr. Kerahaw said that cheat bore an excellent character ...

... arouse much popular interest. In the Chamber itself the question was thrashed out between half a dozen professionals, so to speak, who kept the ball flying amid a running fire of private conversation, so that the reporters had to fall back on their imagination ...

... that oven many moderato Liberals are likely to ho replaced by those of asore advanced shade. Therefore the Koc ?? already speaks of a suspension of the constitution as almost inevitable. What is still more significant, perhaps, is that the ministry have ...

... benefit from it. The Chairman said the company supplied the beer and liquors to the house. Mr. Crossley then proceeded to speak somewhat excitedly and aaserted that when the' company was floated a certain dividend was pro- mised to the shareholders, and ...