... SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON THE Bristol, Monday. Speaking at the dinner of the Dolphin Susioty at Bristol to-night, Sir Stafford Northoate, in epoediog to the toast of Her Majeaty'e Ministers: said that Le must request their permiodon to abstain, as far possible ...

... AN EDUCA’ ONAL REFOP ER. Liverpoou, Grant Wednesday Night.--Mr, Duff, speaking here to-night. condemned the ele- vation of classical over scientitic and historical studies, and said physical and historical science should make common cause against the ...

... 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 ...

... THE EASTERN CRISIS. Thelfarqnis of Ailcsbury, speaking at Marlborough •aid Lordßeaconsfield’s speech appeared him to throw everything back into greater state of chaos than before. It was rather diflloult to catch Lord BeaconsfleUVs meaning, but he did ...

... having given order keep clear of the land and instructed the boatswain’s mate bow act it land appeared, whilst ho went to speak to the captain. After trying to clear the breakers his left hand, he heard a cry For God’s sake go the other way.” Un doing ...

... tics of today, man article on the Marquis of nelishoife itian points out the heavy responsibility attad: met to it, end speaks in eulosistic terms of hie lordship's high capacity. The 1)444 adds that he well tiud no surer aflame at Constantinople than ...

... as might be reasonably The Daily News thinks it a misfortano that so loose a tongue aa the Premier’s should at this moment speak to Europe in the name of Eayland., ...

... mankind. At the start we may'say that it would'be absurd to speak of Mr. Irving as of an ordiharg actor. He has foughthis way lnch'bb inch to'hitpresenteruinenee; he has had loeses, so to speak -iad he cannot be called the; creature of nu ?? ancy of re- ...

... treader o Coethanothople to Roseau authoroy it 'mold be • bad der fur lied &tethers othiateree. M r. Jamb Heigh:, M.P., said, speaking its men only, they wanted peace in the Ethterti part of garotte, and undertook to say there could not peace online thing ...

... steamers, and sub-committee wax appointed to consider bad report on those details. Lord Hamilton, Under-Secretary for India, speaking gathering of Middlesex Conservatives on Mondsy, said wee enough to believe that there would peaceable solution of the present ...

... from Peak, stating that &wording to in telligena received there, Mimi& bad, inorin- MO a decided on war. The same paper. speaking of the situation in the East, wipe that. ((mewl now accord* Ramie the advantage of tier neutrahty. The Sciavimic Committee ...

... to the public position which 1 fill to myself, speaking in presence of our friends of the press, who represent the outer world, I afraid that the world at large would hardly understand me if I were to speak this occasion with all the warmth that I feel ...