... Dqrcltig, mmiacini, Afar- jid, Copjiflo. di Rudilli, and Spautitgtit Y\Tgat Jecision he will tkdlc is as yet unknown e deputies speak of a Mancini-Depreti oMinistly. -rr = ...

... adopted, of which there can scarcely be a doubt, London wtill possess a Liberal body which will be authorized to speak, and strong enough to speak with authority, on all political questions. It will he to the L~iberalism of the metropolis what the National ...

... having studied the nature of man more methodically. He thought the tiee had come for speaking out much more than they had done. As regarded schosis, it was too late to speak out whoeu a boy went to a public schoOi; there was often more need to do so before ...

... A red llig hung from the gal- lery over the platform. There weretwochlairmen, Citizon Duggan and Citigen Nove, the latter speaking In German. The English-speakieg ohairman, in open- Ing the meeting, remarked that they had a very able exponoent of the Commune ...

... Voice and Public Speaking, by J. P. Sandlands, Vicar of Brigstock (Hodder and Stoughton), is a little volume upon an important subject. It furnishes some useful hints, and may serve to awaken readers to the truth that if they desire to speak in public effectively ...

... given the Liberal candidates were 251,189 ; iitto to Conservative candidates, 177,074 ; of Libera! votes, 7?,615. These facts speak for theui»elves, «ud plainly show the opinion London us F, SVjr-WfJ»t AtJ.il i ...

... reference to the Irish question, (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROME, Thttesday Night. The Liberal Press speaks in high terms of Mr. Gladstone's Guildhall speech. The Liberta praises its calm and lofty tone, and says that his determination ...

... that the danger may now, however, be considered as averted, and adds that the Emperors of Germany and Russia have, to speak, declared that during their reigns there shall be no war between Germany and Russia. Tais guarantees the maintenance of peace ...

... considerable satisfaction in political circles. The entire Russian Press, with the exception of the semi-official organs, speak of a Liberal majority in the new Parliament as certain. The indefinite postponement General Skobeleft's departure, together ...

... the Bishop of Glasgow will speak on Isubjects bearing on Cbristian service-worship, alms- Igiving, work, and home life. In the afternoon the I general subject will be Church finance. The Rev. E I W. A. Whitworth will speak on Proportionate 3 i giving ...

... and declaring that, 4n the opinion, of the Senate, Congress ought iiot to appoint a Commission to. adjust the question.. Speaking in eupport of this resolation, Mr. rye inveighed against the course pursued by Great Britain in this ques- tio.: The American ...

... beforehand that he should say nothing. * They made me prcmie at Capetown, be said, not to speak when the conditions were read, and so I shalh t not speak. This silence, however, did not ex- Th tend to the chiefs and people who were present. e the ...