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... of the parents and a numerous ceeeoblage of the reltitves and friends of thepppils. On several ocoa- sione we ehve had to speak of tha beneficial reeulte urising to those wbose education had been entriested to Ur. Breslin, by the admirable system adopted ...
... LiberAl Party. A local paptr states that Mr. Forster is expected to lie side by side wvith Mr. Gladstone on Saturday, and to speak at the great demonstration on that day in defence of his Irish policy. You vill thus perceive that we are apt to have almoet ...
... Highland- Scotland ; and considerable surprise exa: essed that the frequent miscarriaz, of ?? which have occurre:d in ?? speaking districts have not long Since snor: to every mind the necessity of a IVnowlfic ;1 Irish langmage in such districts for all ...
... talked of to-day. Ireland was a countrv ieresinnd against than sinning. In the last &wree or rour hundred years-he was not speaking ! er the present tinie-almost all the evil that Ire- ;rN suflered had been inflicted upon her by Eng- ani either intentionally ...
... greatest evil the assista;nts ia'e t4 of, namely, the long hours of work 1k drapery sbope. I regret that M ° r. U t' X letter I speak of, did not co0tinue to .p system under which del:eate voung c t :cg standing on tlheir feet from S in tbe o lO or 11 o'clock ...
... MR. FAWCETT, M.P., ON CLOTURE. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Liverpool, Thursday Night. Speaking ata banquet in Liverpool to-night, Mr. Fawcett, M.P., in responding to the toast of Success to the Liberal Party, said the prospects f the party at the present time ...
... council in reply to the Hillsborough challenge. If ever there was a time for the Liberals of Irelaud to speak out it is now, and if they do not speak out with a voice not to be mistaken, the blame and the shame rest upon their own heads I We have heard ...
... whereas the members were in 1895 very nearly evenly divided-thet is about 220 for each side -this year the Tories got, roundly speaking, 289, and the Natinalists only 160. In other words, the Tories got the support of sixty voters more this year than last, ...
... meetings. And here lies the danger; for there are those who' will 41slmm, and ttaly, thatAlU this may be altered if only he will speak a few encou- raging and not too compromising words upon the questions which now excite the Irish mind .Gratitude may be Qb ...
... about Ulster which it will be bard to reconcile with that assertion. When Unionists speak about Ulster there are three attributes that they always apply to it-they speak of it as a Protestant province, a prosperous pro. vinceand a loyal province. As to ...
... The French Liberal journals whieh habitielly support the cause of Italian unity are paralysed by Garibaldi3 rashness, and speak with the utmost anxiety of the prospects of Italy. The Qpinione Nationale deplores the fatal hesitatioa which makes the French ...
... THE PAYMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE LAND LEAGUE. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. The -'Echo of this evening, speaking of the disposal of the Land League funds, says- Mr. Patrick Egan in a letter which appears in our Sa- turday's issue puts the ...