... the disruption the party on the eve his abdication. To prevent this disaster be has only speak, and speaks will ...

... Police Court on Thursday last that Mr Chapman reported to have stated that I declared that unless I Rot my fee I would not speak the truth. Had I known when in Court that this statement had been made I would at once have denied it on oath. I never made ...

... for Captain Campbell, asked if would allowed speak or vote.—The CHAIRMANI objected, remarking that the mandate should have been deposited with him a certain time before meeting. Mr claimed the right to speak and vote, and a warm altercation ensued between ...

... IVIPORTANT SPEECH OF LORD The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking last ni ht at Limehouse in support of Church Day Schoo! Is, said that the tear entertained when the Act of 1870 was passed, that Board Schocls wonld become dominant, had not been realised. He ...

... excellent, trustworthy oung Tan, HER MAG ry AS A MISTR If her Majesty can speak thus generously of her servants they were not insensible to such kindness, and their master and could speak enthusiastically of mistress. The Queen says on one occasion :— We.then ...

... SIR W. HARCOURT. Speaking at Kritb, last night, Sir William Harcmirt said Liberal Unionists were sailing under false colours. They wore the Lite ral uniform in order to betray tbe Liberal Party to the enemy. ...

... and Major General SWINDLING IN PENRITH. Richard it'rnham,ot Clifton, charged with obtaining the sum ••f 10* from Mr John Speak Penrith, by means false pretences, on the 2nd December.—The proaecutor said that December 2nd. tbe prisoner aecmted him it* ...

... es ~* = AFRICAN A Cape Town telegram says that, speaking at Worcesier, route to East London, Sir A. Milner said he was glad to say comparative tranquility had descended upon public affairs in Africa, and was likely to eontinue. ...

... Prenehmen in the army have piacarded a notice ut the cflice of tie Osscrvatore Lamane, Uneir tu give that journal lesson it to speak of the war ina Pru: lan partizan spirit. ...

... views now ex- pressed by the Emperor Napoleon, that I venture to od while repeat the words which he yesterday employe terview speaking to a friend and to myself during an in 1 must with which he honoured us at the Tuileries. begin by remarking that I huve ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN ON PARTIES. Speaking last night at Birmingham, the inauguration of new Liberal Unionist Club, Mr Gbamberlaio said the formation of the Club emphasised their separation from the Gladstonian Liberals, and another step the constitution of ...

... fired at from a revolver. The girl who was tarred had given offence by speaking to a policeman, and the ruffians, after disfiguring her in the manner described, said, Now, will you speak the bobbies again HIGH SHERIFF REMOVED. The Government have superseded ...