... gentlemen, who sought audience of him, the brilliant future in prospect for our African colony, Lord CARNARVON proceeded to speak on the present European crisis. He believes, and he is correct in his belief, that the questions arising at the present momnent ...

... into the bed-room they saw.v ' U chlest oft driivets wide open. On the follo-a hsg day the wife cante to tlse house, and in speaking about Tv-h nsffiir saliI tl-tt site supposed she ansfd her husbalia. u-nutl lbe c'ta-gcil with the theft because they wvere- ...

... hr Several of these cases came before the' borough Bench , on the 17th inst.-3Mr. T. B. Keetley, who is also a t1 surgeon, speaking from the Bench, said this was the wrong time of the year to vaccinate children ; in fact, i it was net safe to perform the ...

... party oa Lake Nyassa under Captain Elton. ; | IMAJOR O'%rO1lA±N iN AUG CURSED cc ENGLISH FELLOW6. ). Major O'Gorman, M.P., speaking at a mueetincg of o, \Vat-irford Poor-law guardiaus, is reported to have in said that Ireland was feeding cattle for the ...

... wrsq large enough. That was true ; but Professor Brown had not seen the amended plans, and it was very probable that he was speaking on the 'pl'ii64sent up in February or Msfarch last. :Some remarks were made by two or three members l as to the manner in ...

... indulged in the slightest fami- J liarity with the complainant since his return from his retreat. He had no recollection of speaking to com- plainant with regard to nmother member of the choir being eeciefte. The statement that he had behaved o like a s ...

... with much gratitude to the Baroness Burdett-Coutts and the Turkish Compassionate Fund. The Sultan then turned to the war, speaking in the most feeling manner of the heroism and sacrifices of his soldiersi; yet his Majesty never for a moment betrayed any ...

... talked about, even if they are laughed at the while. At a concert last year in the Artillery Barracks, we had nccasien to speak of Miss Mary Davies in warns terms of pridse. ?? now hear that the gifted young songstress is attaining a very high position ...

... D)eprecating war in the present instance he said that if Christianity and Christian churches and Christian ministers might not speak out trumpet- tonugled at such a moment, he' did not know what they were for. SUDDEN DELTH 01' A Lirsco.niS-miE WOwrAcx TN HOLL-On ...

... strict neutrality in that conflict. Mr. T. S~ftnr5rEN seconded the motion, whichl wae supported by Mr. STUARST, who, before speaking on tie motion, alluded to the business in vlwhich the soeeting had been engaged. Referring to the Cquestioll Of contesting ...

... facniiy. It wats alleged for tlne defeee that sine founed .nt the pletls onl the footpath. Two witnesses were celled aed to Speak to the prisoncer's character. Mr. Travis aaid 'lie he disbelieved every word thart had been put foreyard tyfor her defence ...

... Richards only served to render denser the vagae and foggy ideas on the subject which previously existed. Sir C. Adderley, speaking last week at Leek, said he was pleased to find that a strong feeling existed that although the uncertainty of war paralysed ...