... CARDINAL MANNING ON TEMPERANCE. Cardinal Manning, speaking Catholic temperar.ee meeting in Irst night, said that in Manchester, and the Temperance tite numbered the soberest men in was r.nr factory bauds such extent that Americans who had visited study ...

... Duke of Norfolk. He returned to Liverpool last night, and attended a meeting of the Young Men's Society in George's Hall. Speaking the birth of the Duke's child, he said he was glad of the opportunity of baptising the son and heir tbe first layman of the ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND ON EDUCATION. The of Rutland, speaking yesterday the opening Loughborough Kuuuwed Girls' School, near Leicester, recommended the scholars to use their faculties of observation rather than trust exclusively to book knowledge, and above ...

... MR PARNELL AT BOLTON. Speaking last night at a crowded meeting of Irishmen at Bolton, Mr Parnell complained of the misrepresentations the English press, but declared that in suite them it behoved the Irish party to take such means seeined efficacious ...

... one member only has the right of speak- ing against the cloture before it is prononuced, hat once the cloture has beens decided by the Chamber and pronounced by the President, the debate ceases, and no further speaking is permitted, unless some member ...

... LORD RIPON ON CATHOLIC TRAINING PUPILS. The Marquis of Kipoo, speaking the Cat: ic Training College Sister. It* Liverpool, yesterday, congratulated the !£■» upon the remarkable success pupils. The first place in the Queens bch ' .i 'hip has been gained ...

... most enthusitic reception, the town being elaborately deco- L ii' le 'habitants gathering in thousands hid them welcome. Speaking at a luncheon or ey, the Duke said and the would have the kindliest recollec- tne hearty welcome accorded them opening the ...

... proceeded the Marine Hotel, and after breakfast travelled »iMblin by the half-past ten o'clock train. Sir . * expected to speak at the Manaon- Dublin, this evening, though the dinner J? semi-private. A rumour is current here »st the will announce some ...

... night, aaid popularity at the Government waa not dimi- Jl«| bat larrfie; i# apite of factious eager and hungry for »ftce. Speaking with reference the KAll of Sir Bartle Frere, Mid that waa farooght into prominence. by the that the peeeeyt AaMMHMr ha* 1 ...

... that he and othets were not duffers. but he wished to briiw out tie representative character of the Counci (Loud Ilughter.) Speaking of city im- provenlents, be said electric lighting would cost as enormous sum, of money; but he ?? that the Town Council ...

... their position by means of a do- Fprediated white metal, S~iinor Sleimit l)oda, the :Italian delegate, asked pernilasion tO speak, and declared, in the name of (lila Government, that l taly had no idea of makin~g a stroke of business by sendinlg representatives ...

... has nearly all been sold at high prices. With respect to corn, woods, sugar, and skins advices are less satisfactory, but, speaking generally, the condition of affairs on the Gulf coast of Mexico is said to be much better than the business situation of ...