... diplomatist at Berlin may contribute to modify the attitude of a section of the Prussian press, and moderate its tone when speaking of France. The Prussians object to the Schleswig-Holstein question being referred to a conference. Schleswig, they say, ...

... of brown cloth, ribbed in three inch squares, old and greasy. He was dressed in cord trousers, and had on a light coat, and speaks with a Lancashire dialect. The unfortunate deceased lived about half an hour. ...

... cap brown clcth, ribbed in three-inch squares, old and greasy. He was dressed in cord trousers, and had on a light coat, and speaks with a Lancashire dialect. The unfortunate deceased lived about half an hour. A Liverpool correspondent, writing on Monday ...

... cut out each ~''' lor the ankle hone. His cap inch squares, obi and greasy! He v - ■ ' ,lM 'l and had a light coat, and speaks 11,1 «rd The unfortunate deceased fl? morning week the police apprehended a'„• u!>; ing PrescoL and whose appearance was ...

... is of brown cloth, ribbed in 3-inch squares, old and greasy. He was dressed in cord trousers, and had on a light coat, and speaks with a Lancashire dialect. The unfortunate deceased lived about half an hour. On Sunday morning the police apprehended a tramp ...

... summoned for a like offence. defendant bae of the crew of the ship Elenora, also lying in the fee's Dock, but as he could not speak English, and was 1 that he had committed any offence, the informa- iaiwas dismissed.—Mr. Bullock, one of the officials of the ...

... Walker has aiy Ersonal recollection of the amounts of money he received, r. Walker was then called, and said he could only speak from documents to the amounts of money he had received. He could not state the amounts from memory. Ir. Potter said could prove ...

... Hardy appears bent upon constituting himself the enfant terrible of the Commons. He does not speak often, or at any great length; but whenever he does speak he usually says something which calls the Speaker into action. Monday night he rose to reply to ...

... with the most grateful impressions of our hospitality and goodwill. The Belgians, who left us yesterday, may be allowed to speak for themselves. At a parting dejeuner Colonel Gregoire. their commanding officer, said, the reception of the Belgians had ...

... has nothing to with providing for sickness and death. It aims simply to give working men meeting place, where they can read, speak, smoke, and play, for a small sum weekly. Of course, it will depend on the working men themselves—on their support and management ...

... that every farm of 1-50 to acres of arable - land (not grass) should have steam-engine, with its accessary accompaniments. I speak, of course, of a highly tilled farm, on which much live stock is kept and much corn and other produce grown; in fact, a farm ...

... harvest field from sunstroke. On Friday a lad named Wm. Pinder, was making bands for the sheaves of corn, and whilst he was speaking, he fell and instantly expired. An inquest was held by the coroner for Pontefract, and the jury returned a verdict that ...