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... A Protestant meeting, at which Father Hyacinthe was expected to speak, was to be held in Borne last evening, to devise measures for the dissemination of tbe Scriptures among the population of the Eternal City. ...
... The Bishop of Manchester, has been speaking at Pendleton on secondary education. There is no man more entitled to a respectful hearing on the subject. Observant, acute, and calm, he possesses the immense advantage of having looked in an official capacity ...
... Sir Hardinge Giffard, speaking at Norwood last evening, contrasted the conduct of the present Opposition with that, of the Liberals last autumn, and declared that it would be tho duty of Conservatives in Parliament to sink all their differences with ...
... THE EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, f7bRUARY~2S, Tim. of the Princes' * *° * Conservative whips, speaking last « , - rvalue Kmdent on the rumor * -id - They are rubbish- ab^^btZ no foundation them whatever. Mr. Blunt, the British Consul at'Salonica, iommunication ...
... The news from the East is unusually interesting. In the first place the King of Denmark, speaking for lis Prince has formally declined le crown of Bulgaria. Such a decision can scarcely lave been unexpected. It had indicated lefore, and one can pretend ...
... Probably the members of the House of Commons, if they were asked and chose speak their real minds, would vote that the exact fixing of their Whitsuntide holidays was the most important incident of yesterday's sitting. Their Leader, with the full knowledge ...
... The Vicar of Kingston does not approve of theatrical amusements, and speaks his mind on the subject in very straightforward fashion. It appears that the drill-hall at Kingston has recently had granted to it a licence for theatrical entertainments and ...
... Speaking in a general way probably true to say that the municipal elections in Manchester and Salford are this year causing less excitement than usual. The reason for this is not difficult to find. The weightier, and, in one sense though not in all senses ...
... The Bishop of Peterborough ox Temperance The Bishop of Peterborough, speaking at Ouudle, yesterday, dealt with the temperance question. The right rev. prelate referred to the difficulty he had retaining his position vice-president, of the Church Temperance ...
... The advocates of the repeal the ma?? ??? must school themselves to speak with more precision, aud Ihaj a. their interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer. cannot afford to part entirely with seven millions of revenue, and the question therefore simply ...
... The only authorities upon Spanish affairs who can be trusted to speak the truth, and are in a position to discover it, are the Ti?nes' correspondent at Hendaye and the correspondent of Le Temps, who is with the Republican army. The Madrid papers all of ...
... THE EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, MAY 1879 It is expected that Mr. Bright will speak on the land question in the House of Commons to-night. Last night Mr. Whitelaw, Conservative member for Glasgow, still lay in a precarious condition, little hopes being entertained ...