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... THE GOVERNMENT POUCY, London, Monday.—Lord George Hamilton, Under Secretary for India, speaking gathering of Middlesex Conservatives to-day, said he was sanguine enough to believe that there would a peaceful solution the present difficulties. Both the ...
... transfer of Constantinople Russian authority it would be haul day for England and England’s commerce. Mr Jacob Bright, P, said, speaking commercial men only, they wanted peace ii» the eastern part Europe, and to ray there c >uid not bo peace unless thing* were ...
... 111017 ONIAT ATTRACTION. MR. AND MIA JOHN BILLINGTON, HIM RUIN MST MCC Cemprry Larkin At • law LoWlaahle rem entailed WHO SPEAKS INT Alm M a.m. AND READY. L —WON GT DISIOGIUL AA It —.MIGNON MARIO. AA 111-111 IN °AMR AT LAW • SAVOURING HYENA. MONDAY. Mee ...
... audience to- celled him eothual'wiloally. Mr. P. M'Catfrey occuplod tliochair. The lecturer began by saying that ho had to speak them BnglUh rule In Ireland, and to try and point out to them what the fruits that rule had been For the last seven hundred ...
... either consistent with the actual state of things, practicable, or calculated to attain tho object in view. The Mfmrmv Gazette speaks the proposal as fantastic idea which can only encourage the Porte oppose pacific measures to be taken, and which do not menace ...
... ring the execution of the reforms is shortly expected. M. OAMBBTTA AND M. NAQUET. Marseilles. Thursday Night—M. Gambctta, speaking meeting held here to-day, advised union, concord, and peace in pursuing the conquests progress, Replying to a charge M. Naquet ...
... FRANCE. This corning'■ Republican journals all speak in terms of approval of the last circular issued to the prefects t•y M. Rivard, Minister of the Interior. The ICepubligne Francease says :—Tbe situation both of the author of the doctuseat and of the ...
... Waterford, The chairman of the Lismore Farmers’ Club, Mr, Rice, speaking at meeting of that body last week oh the result of his observations in Cork, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford counties, said the prospects of the farmers were everywhere gloomy ...
... obliging; please state terms. -Address A. L, Postoffice. county Clare. LADY’S MAID (Thorough), would go a* Companion; can speak’ French cocvvreetionaliy; - been Paris for six yean; will heard of for one V. —Addreea F. li.. Summer-street North. ...
... it had been understood that he would deliver an address. At eight o’clock he did so, speaking in part follows : My friends and fellow-citizens, the battle I was speaking to you of the night before last has been fought, and say advisedly to you that that ...
... MR ELLICE, M.P., THE GOVERNMENT POLICE. Cupar. Monday Night,—Mr. Edward Ellice, M.P., speaking at meeting of the Cupar electors to-night, reviewed favourably the leading measures of the Government. Whatever blaxnn attached to the Admiraltjv Jhey were ...
... THE RIOHTA OF COMIIIONA3Z. lams, Monday Fawcett, speaking at &public roretten at hisonclitch to-night, the gown/ subjcal said the time coold not he by distant when the preservation otwa spaces sad eh. en. cleave of ammo. would have to be dealt with in ...