... Count of Paris and Mr. Adams (the American Minister) were read, regretting that engagements prevented their atiending, and speaking warmly of the cause of the gathering. Mr. Bright, who was received with loud ohears, thoe said The position in which I am ...

... plored. The passengers in the carriages behind id the first three, although they asiuered but slightly, )a comparatively speaking, from the collision, ap. is in peared to be terrified beyond control by the calamity. oe Mlothers were seen sitting, weeping ...

... poor rates ina Birmingham under Mr. Disraeli's scheme would amount to £P,000. agyear, and thai would be so much waste, not to speak of anything else, 11eferring to nlae division of Friday night, the result of which was that a ' man might be disfranchised ...

... not seem to be represented at all, I found myself in the domains of Queen Emma of Hawaii, It is a curious little court, and speaks volumes for the pro. gress which, in spite of many lamentable drawbacks, it is certain the human race is making. Among clubs ...

... were the noblest and most historic appellation, [Hear, hear, and laughter.] I suppose that all of us whose duty 'it is to speak in Parliameet have a feeling of this kind with regard to our own utterances, and that probably if we were put to the test ...

... faint light, whic!h ippeared to proceed fromi ajet of gasvwhichhadbeen turned down. He walked up to the town clock, and wos speaking to Police-constable Bosworth, when a glare oi light issued, from the fan-light over the entrance, and plain1y betokened that ...

... varlations of Bed9's a et bn ezpecially remarkable for their neetmess, ease, and preed. Eoin. Within our available limits, we can speak only in ge-er-.; terms of the performance, and must therefore pass over the many features of merit in theaiingig and acting ...

... quarters this morning are decidedly worse, the fly arid lice in. creasing to a great extent daily. \Vorcester reports still Speak of the inepremiosg efate of the plank, and there can be no doubt that a very small crop is inmminoent, unless a decided Charge ...

... hadlbeen unexpectedly calied upon to preside, and had nothiad time to prepare a specech. It would be dangerous fox him to speak without preparation, seeing that tle reportes vesy car-fully put what was said, especially all the bad lereunge. No ono who ...

... obscene authors of those bhkalr.jt s They' are not Murphy's books, therorero Is not re- sponsiblo for what they eontain. I speak honestly when N d I say that I never heard a minister of the Gospelmorae d stronggly and appropriately condemn idol worship ...

... they have acquired axe Linvariably got rid of at an early period. Ir. Rloebuck: Then, generally speaking, the American citizen Is a sober manu Generally speaking, and I can say that there has been a great Improvement in the period, which I can remember. l ...

... Robert itenshavw, a file catter, was the next witness, and was examined by MIr, Ovorend, After being sworn hesaid, I shall speak naught but the truth. Mr. Overend: I am going to ask you some questions. Witness : I will answer them. mIr. Overend: And I ...