... Lon- don ; builder, Jones, of Brompton ; consists of three com- plete Manuals C C to G, and Independent Pedal C C C to E. 25 Speaking Stops, and 6 Couplets; Handsomely- deorated Front Pipes ; in good condition throughout* For further Particulars as to price ...

... prominent notice hito which Ireland forced itself, both in the session and in the recess, by abusing Mr. Parkell. It is natural to speak strongly about the violent language that has incited the Irish tenants to refuse payment of their rent. But the real gist of ...

... Chancellor is the property and income tax. Here it is evident that the collector has been industrious to a degree, which speaks volumes for the energy and inquisitive powers of the Inland Revenue. It is seldom that the revenue returns have shown so ...

... short grand piano 24' guineas. 5. Mr. Mundella, M.P., presides at Piscatorial Society's dinner, Holborn. 5. Canon Wilberforce speaks on total abstinence. 7. Thorpe's Gawber Collieries ; nominal profit £827. 4s. 7. William Beatson, 50, chemical manufacturer ...

... state of things prevails than was the case last year, and evidence is not wanting that the trade pros- pects, comparatively speaking, are of a satisfactory charac- ter. This is eminently the case with regard to the heavy- iron trade. The Midland Iron Works ...

... Barker in the Corner Pin case' Mr. 0. Wortley, Mr. Barker, Mr. H. Thomas, and other legal members of the committee were speaking. night by night, in various places. When or where did they, or any one of them, Mr. Wortley or Mr. Barker especially, repudiate ...

... genial folk than the Fitzwilliams can be found: in Yorkshire. There is nothing m Lord Fitzwilliam of the inaccessibility which speaks out of his firm, harshly -cut face. _io more cordial friend, no more genial acquaintance, exists. To com. parative strangers ...

... given, whioh may possibly never be presented to the publio again, of studying sketches from the portfolios and chips, so to speak, from the workshops of some more or less distinguished artists of the time ; just as the leading feature of the display last ...

... to have been a glorious sneoess within a very short time. It is difficult, without doing violence to one's conscience, to speak of the few stumps of walls on the Embankment a3 a partially constructed opera house. The foundations are there and the basement ...

... ambassador at her Majesty's Court,- and has further expressed her great satisfaction at his appointment. Sir W. Haroourt, speaking at the Druids, dinner at Oxford, last night, referring to tho question of agricultural distress, said it would be a consolation ...

... offence. A Gentleman Swindler — Strange Story. — A week or two since, a man of gentlemanly appear- ance, about 35 years of age, speaking several lan- guages, and apparently a German, put up at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham. He represented that he was a son of ...

... Christianity itself, and seal the hearts cf all the tribes of India in horror and hatred against its claims. * General Roberts, speaking of his former expedi. tion to the Khost Valley, when he burned and plun- dered many villages and killed many of the inhabi- ...