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The condition of Inclund continues to be a Subject of great interest, not to say of grave anxiety, to English

... who speak thus from blame. They do indeed deserve the severest censure, for they know, ought to know, the danger of talking rashly and recklessly to excitable and irritated peasantry. If there exist serious distress among the people whom they speak, the ...

MR. CHILDERS, M.P., AT HULL

... MR. CHILDERS, M.P., HULL Speaking at a mass meeting at llull last evening, in Bupport of the candidature of Major Wood, the Liberal candidate for the East Riding of York, Mr. Childers said the great victories of tho past few days had shown unmistakeably ...

Charitable Endowments. Last evening Sir Arthur Hobhouse delivered lecture upon this subject at the St. ..

... bring in some measure dealing with the charitable endowments of tho metropolis. Sir Arthui Hobhouse was well qualified to speak upon the subject, having made it study, and it was to be regretted that the hon. baronet had not been returned the House of ...

We fear that the result of yesterday's Cabinet will disappoint some highly stimulated expectations. According ..

... stage with it, It is quite obvious that no such undertaking this was promised, or could be carried out, and Lord Hartington, speaking in Mr. Gladstone's absence as Ministerial leader, corrected any such misinterpretation of Mr. Foestsb's words. Measures for ...

FRENCH RACING

... tbxetos, 3. ENRwD AND Tux SOvimxN-The VoSn Gazet, which is a Liberal journal friendly to Eng- land, observeds - Who can to-day speak of the re- establishment of order in the Isoudan by moral means F The Maladi's mission has failed; Mobsmed Acamet has zot succeeded ...

CHARGE OF WIFE MURDER

... the room and picked up the baby from the floor.—The prisoner here said he certainly kicked his wife, but the witness was speaking falsely.—The witness said she gave the baby to his wife, and put her arms his shoulders. lie lifted her and sat her down ...

MR. STOPFORD BROOKE

... faithfully yours, STOPFORD A. BROOKE. Glengariff, Sept. 20. The following is the address to his congregation of which Mr. Brooke speaks : THE CONGREGATION CHAPEL, BLOOMSBUBY. It is only after serious and long consideration that I have come to the resolution ...

STAGE PLAYS AT MUSIC HALLS

... ballet therefore might performed the stage without infringing the Act question ; but when tho ballet was dramatised. so to speak—when the performers represented different characters and were dressed continue with all the accessories of the ordinary theatrical ...

THE CONTEST IN NORTH HUNTS

... consequences. Bat the Ramsay screw, as it is called in Ramsey itself, is none the less real and effective because it is, so to speak, impalpable. Sir W. Foster at to-night's meeting rightly attributed his own defeat at Chester to the Westrtinster screw. ...

THE YACHT THISTLE

... hedging in betting. The house from wbichlthe lettercomesisinavosi- tion toknow what ison foot ?? yachting circles, and to speak with authority. The ltter is worthy of serious consideration. Great .anxiety is felt in yachting, circles as to what will ...

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY FOUR-OARED RACES

... effected. Jesus and Trinity Hall both went off at a rapid pace, and soon out-distanced Pembroke, who were out of the race, to speak, from the very first. The other two kept level for the first half the distance, Trinity Hall, when round Ditton corner, having ...

DRAMA

... Bernhardt, Ka3b,and Devoyod. These appear with Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt and the company comprises soma other known names', to speak of Coquelin, the elder, who will shortlj join the troop, and taking account of the complete company of the Palais Royal, whose ...