... to relinquish - active participation in the work of distribution. MR HERBERT GLADSTONE AT READING. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, speaking at the opening of the Reading Junior Club last evening, said there was too little appreciation of honesty and truthfulness ...

... no secret that nowhere was the downfall of. the Conservazive party, so unexpected as at. Dblin Castle. The Duchess cannot speak of leaving' without tears in her eyes ; and it Wa's very evident to everyone 'that her lteness on Thursday wvas owing to red ...

... -I I am, &c., OiiNE OF TEIE DISE1A0I'oNr Orcz.-D edin, F3ebruary: 4. : ?? Sis,-Your correspondent in last night's edition speaks, and of that truly, of the deception that has been practised on large numbers of unemployed immigrants.i Now, sir, Mr. Berry' ...

... picked up and put on the platform, and a doctor-arrived in about seven or eight minutes after the accident. ,Did not hear him speak, or see him mova. Charlesilill, engine driver, New Holland, in the service of the M. S. and L. Railway, was driver of the No ...

... The pro- ceedings were of an enthusiastic nature, but the unfav- ourable state of the weather greatly interfered with the. speaking, a hailstorm passing over 'the district. The meeting was held in the Mexborough Cricket Field,' under the presidency of Mr ...

... sity would come to, because if any town could do with- out the course of lectures it was HaUll (hear, hear, and laughter). Speaking of the certificates in the vice. chancellor's course, he said that some of them were not without hope that the University ...

... dwelling Bell's attentiqn'wasil directed 'to the' dreuenstance, but he said it was ouly abor of matches, pnd on the women, again speaking to him about it be attemputed to strike them. The police were informed of the- matter, and, ona constable and a civilian ...

... on 4' the ealy copy of.Waverley, and also on the manu. it script of Scott's later literary productions. - le used to t. speak with- great pride of sorme of his interviews with d: ir Walter. One story he frequently told was this se On ,'one, -oc'casion- ...

... the fteedom of the Merchant Tailors' Company was conferred 'on Lord Cranbrook and Sir Stafford Northcote. Lord Cranbrook, speaking' at a banquet, said his party had suffered a heavy fall, and they would begin at once to prepare for a renewal of the conflict ...

... text was taken from Acts Xiii. 36, 01 ' David, after he had served his own generation, by the tc will of God fell on sleep. Speaking of the aim of life, ti the rule of life, the end of life, referred to in the text, the preacher ihowed that the verdict of ...

... at Newcastle-on-Tyne. The pro- id ceedings Will conclude 'to-day. 'al SIR MASSEY LOPES ON REFORMS. E id, Sir Massey Lopes speaking at a meeting of the YDevn and Cornwall Agricultural Society, strongly as advocated the repeal of the Malt Tax.. Referring ...

... purpose whatever that can form the special object of asocial gathering of Englishmen (cheers}. Forgive me, therefore, sir, if I speak not only with that diffidence which belongs toi my pro- fession-(a laugh)-but likewise with that special sense that we are ...