... Williams- town, whose representative in Parlia ment he has been for many years. This work was executed in Melbourne. Our engraving speaks for itself, and requires no word of description from us but we may add that in order to make the presentation a testimony ...

... Representation. In the name of the Con stitution, in the name of the Law, we order you to withdraw. While Adelsward was speaking, the major commanding the Gendarmerie Mobile had entered. Gentlemen, said he, I have orders to request you to retire, ...

... cillors and captains in a quivering rage. His one eye gleamed with anger, and his whole frame trembled with convulsive wrath. Speak ing slowly and distinctly, evidently trying to keep control over himself, he told them that there was but one ruler in the ...

... asked for some information about them, but my little friend confessed to ignorance. It was too obviously on the surface, so to speak, that they were beautifully marked, and the length of their necks was much too apparent for even a child to think of drawing ...

... Chamber, as a check on the rash legislation of a dominant majority in an uncontrolled House of Commons. Mr. Herbert Gladstone speaking on the same day at a soiree of the Chester Liberal Association, of which he is President, indulged in specula tions on the ...

... utilised by the irrepressible proprietors of soaps, pills, papers, and braces. The freedom of these effigies from practical jokes speaks volumes for the good order and reverence of Londoners. The statues in the squares should by rights have a paper all to themselves ...

... next week would not bring their condemnation Nearly all these wretches, the turnkey told me, were certain to be hanged. I speak of what I saw on my first visit. Later on I learned to distinguish they are not all so bad. Then we passed through another ...

... Dr. Gut teridge is to be the Gladstonian candidate. On Tuesday there was an efflorescence of interesting Unionist oratory. Speaking at Stockton, Sir M. Hicks-Beach announced that he neither expected nor desired to succeed Mr. W. H. Smith in the leadership ...

... warm dressing- room it is imperative upon all who are in full-dress costumes, with bare shoulders and next to no sleeves to speak of, to wrap them selves well up. There are so many graceful cloaks and mantles for evening wear that the most fastidious belle ...

... LORD SALISBURY AT EXETER SPEAKING at Exeter, on Wednesday, before a great assembly of 10,000 persons, Lord Salisbury reviewed the present political situation. After speaking with great sympathy of the nation's deep regret at the death of the Duke of Clarence ...

... his words, speaking, and speech, with action his auditors were never more delighted than when he spake, nor more sorry than when he held his peace yet even then he was an excellent actor still, never failing in his part when he had done speaking, but with ...

... photo was taken, and has been fed on your Food and milk from -three months. You will see by the condition of the child it will speak well of its excel lency. I am now using it for my second, and she is\loing equally well as the other. 14 Yours faithfully, ...