... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS TO MB. EDISON. and Hear one of the MACHINES IN THE WORLD. ...

... “ONE QUALIFIED TO SPEAK.”| As we intimated last week, we feel it due to the writer of the subjoined to let him be heard, as he has been most unfairly attacked in a journal which did not publish his letter. Out of the many letters received by us on the ...

... PRINCE BISMARCK SPEAKS. According to the Daily TMyrarh, one its corretpondente hue had cocvcrration with Prince Bibm«rck of the hinhest importanoe, and the correspondent repents to the world the dialosoe, ■ such, at least, as is fit lor pnblicstlon gentleman ...

... Mr Speaks, Mr Dillon, M P, then rose and said he would be heard. He was now deprived of counsel the most critical stage of the prosecutions, when . the most important witness was on the table for cross-examination, “aud,” added Mr Dillon,; warmly extending ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING, TRULY! Mrs. Lincoln, (the widow Pr ...

... IRISH-SPEAKING WITNESSES. • ♦- Lirntn rnon tmk lord chi We ore requested by the Gaelic League to publish the following resolution passed the Dun- gar van Town Commissioner*, and the letter which tlie Lord Chancellor has forwarded to Mr. J. J. M.l*.. on ...

... IRISH SPEAKING SOCIETY. On Monday evening the above society held its first meeting to devise means of carrying into effect the resolutions which were adopted at the aggregate meeting held at the Lecture Hall of the Mechanics’ Institute, on the 23d mst ...

... The Tipperary Man and the Speak The stranger who was expelli. , l Distinguished Strangers Gallery In thk• I of Commons yesterday by order 01 the for applauding one of Mr 'Tun i:• speeches denouncing removable react-• contrary to the rake of the Hott,e ...

... Childers, speaking at Edin- borgh night, dwelt oiiiefly the purt had of Army n«?y. Affaiu or the Livkb Fukvolt Society.—The inquiry tbe chare*- miKnaoaaE. lueiit tkEMual oQjciaiti of lue Koval Liver Friendly Society was y* sterday, Livarpooi, before tiie ...

... MB. GLADSTONE SPEAKS TO MB. EDISON. end Hear one of the ...

... give the land to the people at a fair valuation (hear). When I say the landlords I speak of the bad ones—l speak of those who have raised their rent enormously —I speak of those who would not allow you to live or let live—of those who purchased at high ...

... MR. RITCHIE SPEAKS FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Ritchie rose in a thin House, which received him with an absence of demonstration which showed ip sharp variance with what had been said and what was repeated to-night respecting the profound interest and importance ...