... with a gentleman, was walking along Linthorpe-road, when he saw the prisoner reeling drunk in the middle of the street. On speaking to him, the prisoner became very violent, and struck ana kicked both him and the gentleman who was with him. The prisoner ...

... more than enough (cheeriQ. The Hon. WOOD, President of the English Church Union, next addressed the meeting. Hs commenced by speaking of the pleasure he had in coming to Horbury. He said he always found it very hard to refine Mr. Sharp anythiug—(applause)—so ...

... there may be something in the fact that the Premier knows his seat is perfectly safe. It is common enough lor gentlemen to speak of having the honour to represent such and such a place but there is such thing as a town having the honour of being represented ...

... by M. OJMvier hav e friend ». the moderate Liberals : the latter we hope will «0y e C ° Accessor. Some of the Paris papers speak of the dist e * / of a Plot in one of the divisions of the army stationed in bt 8 n PIt «. and asseit that 74 sous-officiers ...

... Machines (Wheeler and Wilson principle). WANTED, by an experienced Person, a Situation as LADY'S MAID. Many years' Character. Can speak Four Languages, and has no objection to Travel; is a first-class Dressmaker.— Apply to Mrs. Mahalski, City and County Register ...

... saying that it had boon his determination not to lose single day after his appearance m h'* cathedral bishop of tho diocese speaking * reverend brethren upon these grand and important subjects. It should, said, be his aim, Gj perj milling, to encourage them ...

... sitting at St. Peters which lasted five and a half hours. Thirteen fathers of the Council had announced their intention of speaking, but inly five addressed the assembly. The assembly discussed the question of heterodox philosophy. ...

... escaping any watch that may act on ,, Whenever refers to his crime, docs in a careless manner, without any s-gus of remorse, speaks of it as affair which did not succeed in consequence of defective execution, lie admits that he derived little proCt from ...

... interest, as in the question of education. (Hear, hear.) Now thought Church meetings such es that very proper occasions to speak on the eabjeest ef education. There were one or two ways placed before the country In which it was proposed that education ...

... from the R«v. G. Warne, 36, Springfield-place, Leeds: Whenever in times hoarseness arising from cold or excess of public speaking, I have taken Dr. Locock's Wafers, have invariably found r;bef. Price ls. l£d per box. Sold by all Chemist*.— Advt. Bibks's ...

... , for he judged of the interest felt in the prosperity of the school by the attendauoo at their yearly gatherings. After speaking of the Sunday School es the beat auxiliary to the Church, he said he trusted that both ministers and congregation would show ...

... houses of some persons inimical to the so-called national party were seriously in lured, and in some cases almost destroyed. Speaking of Fenisnism, only fair to mention, without comment, that Cardinal Cullen in November issued pastoral directed against it ...