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... FINED FOR SPEAKING TO A JURYMAN. Whea Mr. W. H. Higgin, Q.C., Chairman of the Salford Hundred Quarter Sessions, took his seat on tbe bench at the opening of the court this morning, a gentleman named Andrews, who waa fined £5 for speaking to a juryman ...
... parties to the Fusion that the CWite de Ciiambohd should speak is as far as ever from being gratified ; but ''Henri Cinq will do the next best thing he can by authorising hia friends to speak for him. So far the Co.mte be Chambobd has acted with the ...
... Was it the voice of the father speaking through the son that was heard Jat Whitby last evening ? Whether Mr. W. H. Gladstone's words on disesubli-hraent were ically the embodiment of hia father's sentiments on the disestablishment question, or whether ...
... Religion worthy of the name, says Mr. Herbkbt Bibley—professing to speak on behalf of the majorities of the Manchester and Salford School Boards— can only be taught in denominational schools. The meaning of this must be that denominational tenets ...
... Mr. Jacob Bright is a great talker. It is much to be desired that he would speak less and think more. Nobody doubts the goodness of his intentions, but it is his misfortune to believe that he possesses gifts which nature has denied him. One of the offices ...
... A Common-sense Vncw or the Removal of MiNisTEBS.—It is seldom that ministers in accepting calls to better stipends speak so plainly as did the Rev. Mr. Scrimgeour at a meeting of tbe Free Church Presby - tery of Arbroath,on Thursday, in intimating his ...
... Protestants too frequently forget that the Pope is only infallible when he speaks ex cathedra. The fact that he is fully as liable to make ruhtakes as any average individual of the species is unmistakeably evident in his letter to the Emperor of Germany ...
... School Boards,—Sir John Pakington, speaking at the opening of the new school board schools at Worcester, yesterday, said he would only vote for school boards where they were necessary. Religious instruction he considered essential in all schools. Killed ...
... (JAn Illinois editor speaks of an eighty-year-old octogenarian in his town who has seen the snows of three score years and ten. The Late Signob Ratazzi's Propkbtt.—lt appears that an error was made in telegraphing from Rome the amount of the late Signor ...
... A young lady, speaking of one of her aversions, said, He's almost a perfect brute, he only lacks, instinct. ...
... Ta I S j HTNI NQ oonduotorsj -a-* PRTVATS TBLBQKAPHB. and BLBCTRIO CALL ...
... Me. C.S. Read, M.P., a jtd run Agricultural Labocukrs.— Speaking at tie Farmers' Club meeting last night, bold in Liverpool, Mr. C. S. Read,M.P., said that until recently rgricultural 1 aboUe s had too badly paid, ftnd when their union was first proposed ...