... whole matter could be r eopened and re-discufssed. Mr. Wiltwiwrd then emr- ncnoed to address the meeting, but I'e left ohf speaking, seeing that Mi-. Barrs was engaged in a tolerably lead dis- cussion with those imuediately bethlnd hin. Aiter 'order had ...

... and expensively trimmed black silk Jackets for walking out, and Russian sables at twenty- four and twenty guineas the set speak for themselves. The same set of sables, called by the same name, may be had at eight and nine guineas. White mantles of Polish ...

... qualified his remark by an opinion adverse to public ball-rooms. Moderate drinking hedid not objectto, if done at home. Speaking of theatres, Mr. Jubb Esid: The stage is corrupt because the Church has forsaken it, and it is the duty of the Church to ...

... Catholic priests. I dare not trespass on your space to prove this, but it is indicated by the statements of those clergymen who speak of education as a 'privilege Which they would be foolish to surrender,' and by the pastoral of Archbishop Cullen and the speech ...

... in an attempt to address anaudience whichrefusedto hearhim. Theobject of the Conservatives was to insist on their right of speaking, aadto claim to have the meeting dissolved if they were not heard. Mr. W. Murphy, who intended to be pre- sent, was arrested ...

... ITALY. FLORENCE, JANUARY 2. Atyesterday's official reception at the Palace, the Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies, speaking on behalf of his colleagues, said: The nation hoped l it would be given to the King to accomplish the des- tinies of Italy ...

... other similar school in the kingdom, as shown by the results of the various examinations; and the reports of the examiners speak in high terms boths of the excellence of the teaching given in the Institute and of the at~tainmnents of the candidates. Although ...

... their: position, the ministers only of their pew and -seat holders. On these points Mr. PRATT considers himself entitled to speak. I had, he says, twenty-threo years of it in my last parish. I knocked about a good deal there, and the only man I came ...

... confirmed at a meeting of the Council on the 9th of October, nd he could not come to the conclusion that this general and, so to speak, wholesale approval of the proceedings of four meetings of the committee involved a submission and ap- proval of the specific ...

... them to improve them to corrupt them. They read all manner of bad books, and imitated the badness contained in them. He was speaking now of a fact, and anyone who knew what man was must know it to be a fact must know how prone they all were to evil. (Hear ...

... What I wish to do now is to correct- what I cannot but characterise aa-1Harold's flagrant nisrepresentations. He says, Speaking of theatres, Mr. larbb said, 'The stage is corrupt because the Church has forsaken it, and it Is the duty of the Churoh to ...

... and Alderman Avery that so very a little had been done for Deritend and Bordesley. Mr. Gameson never lost an opportunity of speaking ia the interest of that ward, and had certainly had the free E libiary established there many years soones than it would ...