... sgjite upto the standarld of previous years.* JVM ._IAMTORIBANS, M.P., ON IUi GOVERNMENT POLICY. Mr. Marj oribauks, M.P.i speaking last night at Greeni law- Berrwickshire, said the three, great charges brought ,aganst the Government by their oppnnbnts ...

... second. Best nag foal, Mr. Footet, Boston; best cart mare, with foal, Mr. Greatham, Swinester. Mr. FBroir-J}ArroT, MIP., speaking at a public dinner in connection with the show, referred to the question of local taxation, aud censured the Goveroment for ...

... die young, friend Willy; so said Your favourito Greeks They whomn the Gods love never grow old, is the aoral u; your history speaks. Happier, later Tithonus, friend Willy,-a Wiser Aurora's y our frienc, Your Youth's ?? and bright in her 3,ght, friend Willy-and ...

... Halle's orchestra will appear, with Madame Norman Neruda as solo violinist. LORD B. CHueiLmL.-LordFandolph Churchill, who Is to speak at Sunderland to-ni ht, arrived at Chester- ?? last evening, and'was loudly cheered by the people 3 assembled' at the station ...

... some of Rucbenstein's lovely duats-to the a envy and disgust of Brown, Jones, and Robinson. r (N.B.-Yodng Miiller can also speak six languages, live e on a poond a week, work eighteen hours out of the a twenty-four, and do without a holiday.) THE ELHEMENTARY ...

... con. sumption of Canada. The woollen isanufacturers in the Dominion have acted wisely in not attempting too much; generally speaking there is no display of ino, high-priced goods, but what is shown is a fabric made of pure, un- adulterated wool-whether home ...

... course there is no more to be said. But if they are sound, then the foreign policy of Eng- land should be - revolutionised. Speaking broadly and with certain reservations, we are not prepared to say that Air. Stead is mistaken,)' he has studied the questions ...

... which tl :elnments sers devised for iraterrogating NatuLe, snd ?? usleials resauts which he irrefutably established, w cauont speak at lonoth. Let it suffice that much of C rh! is now commou aud famil ar knowleiige, even to 1 ficc nallisnanted taoplu, wag ...

... of machines and steam engines, I which one would not dream of finding manufactured 1 in a colony which has no coal worth speaking of t: and no iron, the protective duties have been piled o on so heavily, that a number of firms of practicalengaineers p ...

... object is to prove that the Church' of Rome, allows comiplete scieutifin freedom toits members. Mr. 3Iivart has occasion to speak of pre- sent tendencies in the Church of' Englasid, and is led to say that the development of sacerdotalism within that church ...

... read a report of a speech which, ha ov thought, would send Mr. I~uskin. into a fit if he ever, su ree4 it. A magistrate, speaking in Yorkshire yesterday, said They could not live on lovely scenery ; whet fie 'W liked was the sort of scenery people could ...

... the best for muusicral treatment. In the first place, they g nleraily contain a good deal of matter with whicllh, strictly speaking, music has nothing whatever to do; and next, though they may include d1ramnatic ?? and characters, the employment of narrative ...