... Tae New or has sent Senor Palacios to Vienna to ve the Archduchess Christine lessons in ‘Spania Palacios was on the Speak lessons: to the Crown Princess of at Berlin, and ...

... Fiscal replied that it was an ordinary fr meeting. n The Sheriff said it was not an offence to stand up , and speak when others were speaking, or to refuse to ti y sit down or leave the meeting. t r The Fiscal (Mr Charles Duncan) said it was out- to e ...

... lor two passed, and he foundthat all the. muscular powers that had still remained in his neck were gone also. H~e tried to speak-to call out to his comerade; btb no words camne. The baloon, mean- , while, was steadily mounting; and, to put a finish. I ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND ON EDUCATION. The Duke of Rutland, speaking yesterday at the opening © wed Girls’ School, near Leicester, recommended the scholars to use their facultics of ‘obServation rather than trust exclusively to book knowledge, and above all ...

... Duke of Norfolk. He returned to Liverpool last night, and attended a meeting of the Young Men's Society in St George’s Hall. Speaking on the birth of the Duke’s child, he said he was g of the opportunity of baptising the son and heir of the first layman of ...

... one member only has the right of speak- ing against the cloture before it is prononuced, hat once the cloture has beens decided by the Chamber and pronounced by the President, the debate ceases, and no further speaking is permitted, unless some member ...

... as the foundation of all property. It is equally in- it judicious and incorrect to speak of income as anything but * 0 property of the most sacred character, and to speak of the . Ihumblest possessions of the poor as essentially different in n ftheir nature ...

... arriving at the pier, proceeded to the Marine Hotel, and after breakfast travelled bn the half-past ten o'clock train, to speak at the Mansion- House, Dublin, this the dinner A rumour is current here that the announce some such public works in Ireland ...

... regulative association. Generally speaking Aberdeen has been far better off thannmost other towns with regard to its milk supply, and any cotnplaints amlOlng the goodwives in working - class homes, who are the first to. speak out, have been with regard to ...

... the-sost unexpeotel result of the war for the 1;beratio of Guba will be the new understanling between tlhe two greet English-speaking nations. Doubtles there wilU be in the future, as there have been in the past, conflicts of interest and divergeneies of ...

... night, aaid popularity at the Government waa not dimi- Jl«| bat larrfie; i# apite of factious eager and hungry for »ftce. Speaking with reference the KAll of Sir Bartle Frere, Mid that waa farooght into prominence. by the that the peeeeyt AaMMHMr ha* 1 ...

... that he and othets were not duffers. but he wished to briiw out tie representative character of the Counci (Loud Ilughter.) Speaking of city im- provenlents, be said electric lighting would cost as enormous sum, of money; but he ?? that the Town Council ...