... suggestions it contains might be easily adopted and carried out. An article on Steam Culture, by •• An Old Norfolk Farmer, speaks hopefully of the introduction of steam in the culture of the farm, and I inks it is only a question of time. R. Russell gives ...

... him in the press. Of course, it is gratifying to the local press that his Lordship should have been able to see his way to speak of our fairness, and we may perhaps be justified in measuring the compliment by the strength of the denunciation of what he ...

... night, is one of the most satisfactory of the extra-Parliamentary utterances of the last few months. The right hon. gentleman speaks with just pride of the accomplishments of the Ministry, and of the Parliament of great achievements. It is certainly much ...

... Parliamentary honours. It is better that this should than that we should have even an approach to the bad old days when, speaking roundly, every voter had his price. The uncertainty of the politioal situation is very much aggravating the depression in ...

... and comprehensive the extreme, attended by the children of all classes and denominations. But who authorized Dr Candlish to speak for the people of Scotland. He may represent the clerical element in the Free Church to a considerable extent, although even ...

... the English ritualists would gladly compromise the Protestantism of England. They are not very numerous body, comparatively speaking, and they are almost confined to a section of the clergy, and to small number of the laity, among whom are .included, however ...

... the other side of the Atlantic, feels that its interest is different from that of either North or South. When, however, we speak of difference of interests, we must be understood mean, not real but apparent interests. The South thinks is its iuterest to ...

... Government, and include the repeal of the Common Constitution. The fact that the Danish Foreign Minister was in a minority speaks badly for the chances peace. The Post, which is generally supposed to be Lord Palmerston's especial organ, is working for ...

... for th? time. compliment of the large audienda at Carnarvon he must have aa all the greater, seeing that after the abundant speaking in which Sir Stafford indulging in the North of Ireland, during the preceding fortnight, it could scarcely have been expected ...

... calls her husband, who, under the law as it stands, knows (puts well that she has no claim upon him for maintenance. Strictly speaking, such a woman has right to comfilain, beoause the position in which she finds lerself is ono which she voluntarily, and with ...

... which are brought forward solely for agitation i the hustings, if, now that we have the Ballot Act, it is Btill correct to speak of hustings agitation. Before the Government measures hare been seen, and hare been seen to be brought forward entirelj for ...

... in forming the resolution to attack General Graham. With regard to our losses and those of the enemy, Sir Garnet can only speak with precision respecting the former. Though our loss has been far lees than might have been expected under the circumstances ...