... tyrannous character, 1f passed it would attack Irishmen at every point o their politica! life. Mr. Yuntin McCarthy, M.P., speaking at Hanley, said that some time ago the leaders o, the Tor rty, notably Lord Salisbury, went to the lrin{\ r‘.ulhmenury p“ti ...

... then adverted to the absurdity of the bumptious orators in Hyde Park on the previous day, assuming ot rather presuming to speak in the name of the four or five millions inhabitants of the Metropolis, and whose opinions as evidenced by the last elections ...

... assault appears to have been provoked by the youag women having disregarded the caution of the local Nationalists against speaking to policemen. A mass meeting was held at Attry, county Kildare, on Sunday, to protest against the recent evictions upon Lord ...

... limited time, to send toall victims ol the above diseases, on apphcation, a IRIAL COURSE OF MEDICINE FREE knowv success will speak tor itself trumpet-tongued, and that bis rew:rd will be reaped by his name beng passed from lip to lip, and dwelling to dwelling ...

... *“if I do, mv successor will have to reien by candle licht,” Lxr &hyen on musical instruments beware of bad habits. Mozart, speaking of a girl whom he heard at Augsburg in 1777, says—** She will never master what is the most difficalt and necessary, and ...

... X DODWARD’'S GRIPE WATER. 4 THE RECTOR OF ST. PETERS, Norrm_tom OODWARD'S GRIPE WATER “ CANNOT SPEAK To HIGHLY OF IT.” OODWARD'S GRIPE WATER THE PUREST, PLEASANT BEST REMEDY. OODWARDS GRIPE WATER w DR. GORDON STABLES, M.D., SAYS IF OODWARD'S GRIPE WATER ...

... ever forgotten the feeling conveyed by the eloguent pressure of the hand from a dying friend, when the tongue has ceased to speak? A right hearty grasp of the hand indicates warmth and ardour, while a soft, lax touch, without a gflwF, indicates the opposite ...

... transient look of intelligence and of recoguition vanished. The apothecary was the first to recover sufficient composure to speak. “g,y. Jupiter he suid, eyeing his companions half apologetically, ** such a blast as that is enough to make one believe ...

... misconception of their drift. Twelve months have changed all that, and there a.e now no Liberal Unionists so poor as, politically speaking, to do him reverence. His measures for giving Ireland a Statutory Parliament, and saddling the English toxpayer with a rerenninl ...

... much respected rector is to be congratulated on the warmth with which the idea has been taken up by the parishioners. In speaking of the Concert it will certainly be well to commence by a reference to thedecorations whichwere in every way appropriate ...

... death ; but he was & kind-hearted gentleman, and liked to do right. He told you about his will, didn't he, ma’am ?” “ Do not speak about the will at such a time,’ replied Miss mford. “ How should I know my brother’s plans? We have been strangers for years ...

... by the Rev. J. W, Whitmore in his well-known manner, Mr. ‘Wells proposed a vote of thanks to the choir and Mr. Whitmore, speaking highly of the service, and Mr. Hardy seconded it in a tew appropriate remarks. The proceeds amounted to about £1 15s. which ...