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... THE JUDGES SPEAK. BARON DOWSE ON R. GLADSTONZ AND THE IMPROVED STATE OM IRELAND. The Kerry I:i Zes;;;e7meied;;;terday at Trains by the Right Hon. Baron Dowse. The Grand Jury having been re-sworn, His Lordship addressed them as follows : Mr. Sander and ...
... TOWN MISSIONARIES SPEAK, 2, Crescent-lane, Dundee. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that I know of several canes in this town of rheumatism and other ailments in which Sequah'e remedies have done much good and given great relief. HENRY MONCRIEF ...
... THOUGHTLESS SPEAKING AND ANONYMOUS WRITING. (From tlie Saturday Review.) Much has been said and written for and against the compulsory signature of newspaper articles. The rights and duties of the journalist present difficulties not less complicated than ...
... IT NEEDS NO COMMENT, BET SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. The Rev. J. W. Willick, St. John's Vicarage, Sunderland, writes :— In several cases personally known to me, an improvement has been already realised which can only be described as marvellously real and surprising ...
... Ife believed he was speaking to Englishmen; and be cera•nly loped he was speaking to men who were determined to have a free, Iris., and independent representative, one who would du his duty faithfully, earnestly, and for the good tf Cr, who sent him. ...
... The Hereford Journal. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1860, ■^ RIQHT , speaking the other day of the of the House of Commons, as affected by c decision of the House of Lords, gave ex- incidentally, to a very curious prophecy. . j tt a rev ut a revolution which ...
... 'Speak a divine ambition, and a seal, The boniest patriot may be proud to feel:' eersonally Sir Frederick was one of the most gentle and unassuming of men, and one who, by his large-heartedness, exceeding geniality, and singular simplicity of character ...
... The Aberdeen Ministry will not experience much from the democratical section in the Commons. The News, speaking for that section, thus shows its • Whatever may be the exact «hin>. *\ i !. of Whig ana earls, will the usual number, with lords fey eourvileged ...
... Accounts from all parts of the Lnited Kingdom tinue to speak in most favourable terms of the which promises to be the best we have had for se years. Not only is the quantity likely to be larg > the quality extremely good. Superstition in the Nineteenth ...
... po and ome to sand axed 2 geod shot | Patty speak to players of both teams, Play was | in front of the gual, the Referee rg to elow, but = subsequent! if he caused Gough to handle. A free kick | eave it Ladlow, P, Oakes sent it into goal; G turned, and ...
... The Hereford Journal. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, of r,^™ * that we sliall De speaking the sentiment 6 r T the Englisli community, Conex?;encies°of eral ' when * demand that in the country ghouM f European situation, this under any conceivable conflict. We rpfor ...
... THE COUNTY ELECTION PETITIONS. % To the Editor op the Hereford Journal. Sir,—The time has now arrived for speaking out. Every man holding an honest opinion on the matter is bound to proclaim it openly before his brethren, be its tone or tenour just what ...