... and his coHasgaea desire establish the opposite rule. Tea may talk trsaaou and welcome, bat it is high crime aad misdemeanor speak lightly of Ur. Gladstone. is venial offence to conspire against the Queen aad her supremacy, bat woe betide the miscreant who ...

... contrary, he considered it was the only possible form of Government. Great disorder prevailed in this meeting, everybody speaking at the time. There was a studied cate of never omitting the affix “Federal” whenever the Republic was mentioned. It was also ...

... review in another column, is worth mentioning. We commend it (o Mrs. Gordon an instance of her father’s good-humoured plain speaking. On the evening of Mr. John Stuart Mill’s election for Westminster the philosopher and his friend Professor Bain, of Aberdeen ...

... of Mr. Playfair with kindness. La Place man below middle aiae. of fair oompwzioßp and thin make. Ha distant la bis mannsr, speaks very little, and walkiwltb tbe etlffneu of senator. When walks hie grounds he carries conns stick, shout two foot higher than ...

... Christmas. The Bishop tbere- banded a cheque to the lay clerks for £&, ing that he trusted he should have further reason to speak of their good conduct and general bearing, much of the tone of the services depended the character of those who were to direcUy ...

... FKNIANI3M IN IRELAND. The Telegraph deplores ••thegeoetal mWtnetod, immoral, ond mlsoblotous u may bo—with the asiasalo. Roughly speaking, ie regarded ae the repreoeotatire of ootraged and eeicted tenaote; and hence, while it )a information that defeats Fenianisro ...

... equally coonselled by political moliree and the wishes of the Dnebeee of Qeaea. Tan Yice-Presldent the ItalUn Chamber of speaking behalf hit eolleagnes tbe official Kew Tear’s reaepties, said nation hoped it wonld given to the King accomplish the deetiniea ...

... which fell into the hands Elizabeth’s Council, in which Allen, chief the Jesuit College Bbeims, writing to Father Algazzari, speaks a young Catholic of good family having come over to him gervaret ad illudl lempus, which Mr. Fronde, we think with justice ...

... however, bad Mr. Gladstone, speaking on behalf of the Liberal party in England, promised that the wrongs of the Irish people should be redressed, than it became apparent that the tenant farmers—or, at least, those who undertook to speak for them—had set their ...

... priaenet left the house the Saturday before she w»# arrested. When she retorned rite outset! the prices and eaid would not speak to her when she wut in dislrces. Priaoner lo leave the child alone by ittelf, and thia day she left it at ten o’clock, and ...

... present complainant into her hnaband’a service, and be was brought to England. The cook to the family taught him to read and speak English. He bad been petted in various ways, and allowed to go and indulge In games upon Blaokbeath; but had begun to show ...

... Ministry is and Uvea. If it endares, is the greatest event that this country has witnessed since the Revolution of July, 1830. I speak advisedly, and I say this; the violent changes obtained in men and manners when Charles X fell, and, after the three days Laois ...