... minister of Cihrist welcome to all the diocese from one end to the other. I have thouglet it better to take this opportunllity of speak;ing plainly on this point, because I feel that I may perhaps bind you all the more to mne and me to yon if I declare that I ...

... acddrssed a crowded meetinig of Contserva- tives at Cardiff on Thursday evening upon thlC principal topics of the day. After speaking at some length upon local matters. lie. attacked the Chancellor of the Exclle- quer, hisisting that the new mode of paying ...

... Lords ; and the Liberals have]15tl are about to lose, their whips in that asS ...

... Zanetti, who is doing much to raise the fallen fortunes of Murano, and to improve the condition of its industrial population, speaks of the manufacture of common glass as almost ex- tinct in the island. Venezia, in fact, imports more than she exports. Italy ...

... of mere sentiment-on which, whether in the right or not, it is hardly dignified for the Executive of a great Government to speak at all. What matter is it: to the Government of General Grant whether England disappointed the very natural hopes formed in ...

... the cause of truth, such as wve deem it, has nothing to fear from Danuings pndVAeuillQtU It had rid has somethilg to feat- (speaking only of the occasional gains and losses of a protracted strife) from the reasoning of a Bossuet, the caln virtues of a Saint ...

... candidate for the second conscription of Lot-et-Garonne, in opposition to Mi. de Forcade, says in his address to the electors, speaking of his opponent's I ?? is personal governmentthrown. out of window and returning by the door; it is administrative feudalism ...

... current that it was deiligpeil to effect a union be- ?? the Orange amd Feniian factions, Mr. Johnlstoue, of Ballykilleg, speaking at Belfast to-night, protetctd egeilst it as untiaue, thoughl he was realy to admit thattme Iiltramontanes who wouhlt place ...

... arnd Mr. Wheelhouse, I.P. for Leeds, were present on Thursday night at a Conservative meeting at Heokimosdwike. Mr. Denison, speaking on the Irish question. said that he was not so unfair as to suggest that the murders and assassinations recently perlpetrated ...

... pleasant subject. Many Englishmen and Englishwomen know and love the quaint cities and quiet coasts of the Norman province (to speak as if the Revolution lbad not been) of the French empire; and to all such as know these places and love them Mir. BlackbLurn's ...

... sittiogouta ls against the wall, He was quite sober, and seas isl. Subsequently he admitted that lie wes no)t seiinsie eiionghi to speak to him, or to go honme. The wvitnezi ardlovev eated to such an extent that the coroner thr:lateaetl to order him into custody ...

... ent by a prominent member of the Cuban junta, which, if true, redounds but little to the credit of the United States, and speaks still less for the firmness of President Grant. The statement in brief amounts to this, that the American Administration promised ...