... Pointing out the difficulty which existed in ob- taimng English clerks to do business abroad in consequence of their inability to speak foreign lauguages, and also a similar difficulty at home, Sir John said that the fact was that foreigners were more and more ...

... xactly. LordO-: Butthereisonething tfat Z may say officiauy and with authority. In my capacity a Viceroy of Ireland, and speaking with the sauctioa of the whole Cabinet on this ?? subject, a subject on which I may say we are absolutely unanimoue, I have ...

... Liberal organizations to arrange mUetings, there is no difficulty in getting members of the late Liberal Govern- iaent to speak on political topics in London. Last night Sir GEoF.oE TREVELYAN addressed a great Liberal mceting in the.s.Victoria Hall, near ...

... who had re~peatedly intr ropted the speake r by exclaiming 1 I~Onsense, pro. tested against the bolding of such a meeting there and said he would bring the question before the CUn at the next meeting. Wishing to speak, and being told by the chairman that ...

... seven State Councillors nominated by the Storthing for one year. Legally speaking, the Storthing have no right to demand that the Ministers for the two Kingdoms shall appear and speak in their House, but they did demand this, and carried their vote by a ...

... the black population has not, as far aui aware, been consulted when the country was annexed, it rather lato iu the day to speak consulting them about the undoing of the deed. If it ware not Mr. who oilers it, the suggestion would appear somewhat disiugeiiious ...

... incomes have fallen; and as there is a limitation in regard to the rise of fees, the prospects of the profession, commercially speaking, we in Dr. RICOAnSOW'S opinion poor indeed. Even outside the pro- fession he ses powerful causes at work in the same direction ...

... ty, thougbt of their evidence is sufficiently manifest from the fact that before calling upon the pri- soner's counsel ta speak be put it to the jury whetber there was any case, and declared that a dead set3 appeared to have been made by these medicrl ...

... very essence of education. There is much too little of this enthusiasm, end, tb e is per- functory teacbing. Thus a oledW , speak- ing to one of thoe inspectors, remarkedaupon the ,great usefulness of teaching agriculture, but ?? it could be made more practical ...

... but the finest teas that are imported, and Jt contains none of the dust and rubbish often met with in loose tea. The' Press speak most highly of it, and the public are requested to take note it. had of of their ...

... iuilrmary, recovered consciousness, sat up in bed, desirt to enter into conversation with those about him, ins however, unable to speak more than few words English. Yesterday morning a man named Harris, inmate of the infirmary, was sent to talk with him, Harris ...

... any mere raonoybag getting into a constituency and overweighting the 3ust representatioi by buying up the corrupt element. Speaking of the present system of registration he said it was a disgrace to the country. Though both purties were committed to th~e ...