... statement regarding the future relations the Irish members the Imperial Parliament. is true that the Itou. member for Leeds was speaking ou bis own responsibility, but is not believed that he would have thrown out the idea if he did not balieve that it was approved ...

... may personally differ from them—of our opponents living in the county, speaking country gentlemen speaking as working men, not for any purpose because they are paid, but speaking their own oonviotiona—(hear, hear). the teat of Liberalism in tbe patient ...

... a gain of three seats to the former and of eleven to the latter. If this 1 calculation prove true one,' it hardly fair to speak of Yorkshire the bete noire of Conservatives. Remembering that at the last General Election Yorkshire returned only eight ...

... d by the only section of Russian society which can lay claim to represent the public opinion of that empire. Politically speaking the population of Russia is divided into two classes—the nobility and the peasantry. The clergy must be left out of the question ...

... visiter at present with Mr. Strahan. Yesterday , went to Drumquin. I Mr. Strahan, the heard the deceased (William Glass) speaking to Mr. I think it was after Strahan in the ten o'clock. I did not see business going into the bank during the day. About ...

... seconded Mr Gault’s motion, a house. (Ap) LOSS OF SEVERAL LIVES. The motion was adopted without further discus ilk presen’ Speaking of the Telegraphing on Tuesday night t!e correspon- sion. to present to them a noble Specimen dent of the Standard s«ys; ...