... will defend the measure. Great pressure has been put on Mr. Bright to speak, even against the advice of his physicians. His brother last week stated positively that he would not speak, but the Ministers are very anxious he should come to their rescue. The ...

... precisely the same rules of conduct which they would impose upon the masters ; and it is our duty to speak as plainly on the subject to them as should speak to their employers. This talk about crushing people who have a legal and a moral right to make their ...

... this temper does not appear in the gentlemen who give evidence before the Commission. They speak of their men with calmness and consideration. Some of them speak of their men in terms of cheer ful recognition of the men's reasonableness and moderation ...

... THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY. V 1 Salisbury, speaking at a meeting on ? Diocesan Board of Education at *id » strongly denounced the party, to religion was detestable, who were religion out of the schools. ...

... branch association, read the report..'.The Rev. J. Fisher, of Sheffield, was then called upon to address the meeting. Speaking of the Established Church, he said it seemed to him that establishment prevented good men from uniting together in order ...

... Church and State seeing he permits himself to speak rashly and at random, and utters language that no honest public man should allow himself the licence of yielding to, but should rather think before he speaks. If the latter, there must be good, substantial ...

... FRANCE. *j, Friday.—M. Gambetta will speak be- ose the general debate on the constitutional B6d by Committee of Thirty, • will probably make monarchical • dar to the one made by the Marquis de *De in yesterday's sitting of the Assembly. ...

... persons who have brought an action against it, for mentioning their names as pilgrims, the French law forbidding journals speak of affairs pertaining the private lives Lad. ividuals ...

... MR. JOSEPH ARCH IN AMERICA. Mr. Arch was announced to speak at a mass meeting of working men in Cooper Institute, New York, on Friday, August 29th. He did not appear, however ; and the meeting as a mass meeting was a failure, there being present only ...

... presented a bill for £100 to Mr. Bailey's solicitor, being the expenses of the Government in the appeal regarding tlje right of speaking in Hyde Park, the Defence Committee having no fund to satisfy the bill. ...

... 100, Suffolk-street, taxidermist; said he saw the deceased the meeting. At about halfpast seven deceased rose to speak, an continued speaking until about tweaty minutes to right, but lees enthusiasm than usually was relating his experiences in London recent ...

... CULLEN ON SECULAR EDUCATION. A letter from Cardinal Cullen was read in the Dublin chapels yesterday, in which bis eminence speaks in the strongest terms of the condemnation of the promoters of the unsectarian, or, as he calls it, godless system of education ...