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... Wepxespar A bumber of and Americans studying at the bere held a meeting yesterday for the purpose of founding a club of English-speaking stadents GENERAL BOLLANGER AND THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. im connection with the determination of the Saint Fuenne Kadical ...
... THE GERMAN-SPEAKING POPULATION OF BOHEMIA. Vienna, Monday. monument to the Emperor Francis Joseph 11. was unveiled at Leitmeritz, in Bohemia, yesterday. The German-speakii-g portion of the population took advantage of the occasion to organise a great ...
... THE FRENCH-SPEAKING POPULATION OF CANADA. The Evening Standard says:—The extraordinary increase of the French-speaking population of Canada since the time when that colony came into our hands the more remarkable when contrasted with the almost stationary ...
... PLACE AUXDAMES; OR, THE LADIES SPEAK AT LAST. (kepkintbd feom lippihcott's Room by candle-light; tea-things on the table; Juliet discovered reading. Juliet (yawns): Where on earth is Romeo !? It's sin and a shame, the way he goes on! He pays no more regard ...
... The Philadelphia Neics speaks of the bustle of the future. The future is before us. Is the bustle to worn the same way Ask your Grocer for Keen's Mustard, as supplied to the Wales.—[Aim.] Kay's Atlas Alos, Oct. brewing, new season's hop 3, spark Bog ...
... THE DEAN OF BANGOR AND THE LIBERATIONISTS. The Dean of Bangor, speaking yesterday reply to the criticisms passed on the Church in Wales at the recent Liberationist conference the principality described the Liberation Society as being composed of two ssctions ...
... This evening the Chancellor of the Exchequer will speak in the Free Trade Hall upon the Irish question, with the advantage of having an excellent text Mr. Morley's masterly address to the the Western Division Edinburgh, ' sit ting member, avows ,.^ G ...
... the perpetrators of outrage in tones worthy of the speaker and appropriate to the occasion. But Mr. Parnell may not speak, or he may speak to deaf ears. What then Let us build a wise and broadly-based system of local government in Ireland -by all means ...
... If the speaking and writing about the Irish question reported this morning was less in quantity than yesterday and Monday, it was of greater interest. We have a letter from Mr. Bright, first of all, which has the merit of freshness, inasmuch as, along ...
... AND THE HOME RULE QUESTION. The Hou. Sidney Herbert, speaking on Saturday in connection with his canvass of Wilton district, strongly deprecated Mr. Chamberlain's attitude on the Home Rule question, and said the Conservatives would not adopt it. ...
... The promptness with which the Prime Minister, speaking for th© Government, mcde to the executors of the late Lord Beaconsfleld tha offer of public funeral will fully appreciated not only politicians of every party, but also by the public. The feeling ...
... Sir Hardinge Giffard, speaking at Norwood last evening, contrasted the conduct of the present Opposition with that, of the Liberals last autumn, and declared that it would be tho duty of Conservatives in Parliament to sink all their differences with ...