... 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 ...

... Minister of the Interior **My name will be sufficient to strike the revolutionary element with terror.” I have had occasion to speak with several members of the Council. They declared that the peasants Itis to be rekle}.bgd also that an attempt was made l ...

... dangerous animals like rats where thcyl could attack a pig Verdict was given for the plaintiff, with COsLs, Sir William Harcourt speaking at Derby on Saturday drew a parallel in the case of English working men combining to raise wages, and Irish boycotting. He ...

... cab the worse for drink. He struck the child | because she refused to sing. —William Wheeler, a | neighbour, came forward to speak of the prisoner’s | brutality. He said he had not seen the prisoner | strike the Firl, but he had heard her cry | repeatedly ...

... cheering from the Opposition at half-past ten o'clock. He delivered & sharp attack upon the bill in principle and | details, speaking for an hour and a half, and being | in excellent voice almost to the end of his address. | When he sat down, Mr. Balfour ...

... Instead of asking them for their autographs or photographs, he has, in two or three hungre(})inuh-ce-, requested them to speak a few sentences into a phonegraph. He has kept the plates in a cabinet, and occasionally he runs some ot them theough the machine ...

... workshops in the United Kingdom for the twelve months ending the thirty-first of October last has been Luuuf Mr. Redgrave speaks of the general manifestation of a feeling of confidence in nearly all branches of industry, though he has to quslif( that ...

... of individual liberty against oppression, but also the supremacy of the law in every part of the Empire.” Lord Brabourne, speaking at a Conservative meeting on Saturday evening at Peckham, said that the grievance of tenants against landlords was pot really ...

... drove him in terror from the room. * Did you say that this being was tall ? Lady Wynne demanded, after the secretary ceused speaking. “ Yes, my lady ; tall, and with a graceful carriage, which her uncouth dress could not conceal.” ** Was her dress drawn ...

... that in some important respects we have turned the corner, and are fairly on the road to better times. The Daily Chronicle speaks of it as a popular Budget, with a plum for everybody who can make himself offensive at the polls. The Man-hester Guardian ...

... address was read to them from the local branch of the National League, and when the train was about to start, one of them, speaking from the carriage window, addressed the people, saying that the Government would have reason to remember their resignation ...

... that politics had very littfio to do with the Conservative victory, but that bribery and treating have extensively prevailed. Speaking at Weymouth this week, Lord Wolverton declared that nothing had been brought before Parliament which could justify the Coercion ...