... . TSDUS MISSIONS . :. . ( Communicated . ) Win nobody speak in public -viiVb . regard to . TnfHim missions--what almost every person flurf ifalOTra anything about them speaks in private 1 ' Is it 'blasphemous to say that tlieir promoters are causing ...

... ' 'FACTORY iHByBOTOBS ' AByBUSSEb KEPOBIS . — Speaking ' at a • meeting ; of i . working . ' men ' . at' Betbnal Green l ast night , . Mr . Gm ? SEr I ) BAGE ,. 6 ecr ' etairy- . ( p the Labour CoinniigBinri . Bflid the credit for appointing additional ...

... Sir . - ' Wnrri . BY , M . P . —Mr Whitley , 'M . E ,, speaking at Liverpool l . iet ninht , eaid there had bcsn an intolerable waste of- precious time , because tbo UonFe of Commons had trilled with measures , of no interest to ( . lie country . The ...

... _THE london _papers speak _veir : _highly • of the Cat _Show at the _Crystal Palace _. . _^ . _^ _^ _^ _^ . ; _/ , j . ; . A _IABGE pilbEe tneetinc _' . at Bath last _night _passed _resolutions in _. favour of tlie _Ballot _Bill _.: ; ' , _. _. ;; ...

... ; JIIR r ' OMAMBE , M . P . — Speaking , at . a Liberal demonstration at Worksop last aight , Mr ]? . J . S . Foljambe , M . P . for East KeWord , reterreil to the circular sent out by the Birmingham Liberal Assbci . atii . m duritig the . progress ...

... THE President of the Board of Trade , Mr Kitclue , speaking at a banquet of the Sheriffs of the City of London yesterday , said Parliament was not . at present in session , but they could not say how soon it might have to reassemble . The Government felt ...

... ' _FALLACIES ABOUTCAprr . _t _. L . — _How silly , for example , to _speak of capital as the _enemy _of _, the labourer when _we'see that _a' great part _of' capital _is wealth to be . given to the _labourer ! , ' How silly to deplore _the increase' of ...

... ' _7 _IRISH-SPEAKING _' POPULATION . —There _/ were In _. Ireland _'•' a _. t' the ' time ' _' _or- fhe _1 census - of 1861 . 1 , _' 105 ; 536 _persons _who' apoke . _i Ir _ish _. ' _103 , 275 oE -them ; spoke ; Irish _- . only ; _- the . other ; _912 ...

... ; -TBE . Eari-ofCrcwo , ' speaking ' -at ^ n'ttoxeter . last night on _ the resignation : of [ Sir . William ^ Hnrcourt , ; to whom he paid a--. hisli . ' ; -triliute , ^ said-, if . tliere . were ' -any dilferences amouRBfr ' tlie ; leaders . ^ of . ...

... him to . speak in his . pwn defence . -Along , with the re » t of the agent ^ he ^^ BiPigi ^ fT ^ : the ' reduptionssiinwarrsrited . With regard to calling the chairman hardJ names , ha could . ; o ^ y , 'BE % . hp , ( Mr ; l ^ sxaaoaY / begaa s&rfit ...

... ; NOT to bo , the first to speak ,, _but to _wait _to _hear _what _others say in _support and _in _objection _, will be _the _resolution most apt _to bo _suggested by tlio _perusal _' of _the , Lord _Advocate ' s now Education 'Bills . . They do not embody ...

... Tss Speaks took -tas « -T » -- ^ - at & oraseter to • Soar o ' clock . -. -soornsa psimoss . & • M ; JOITS • nrLSOX-Froa a- EaislBTrt » aa Leith • fflne . Eyrit , ...