... SPEAKING A PROCLAIMED DISTRICT. Mr. Snelling, anti-coercion delegate from London, delivered address in a proclaimed dietriot, near Miltowu Malbay, Satnraay, notwithstanding the police surveillance to which he ha* been subjected. Several Nationalist speakers ...

... A WIFE SPEAKS OUT. A married lady writes : — It seems to be a common failing of gentlemen, after they have been married a little while to discard the little courtesies which they were wont to show their wives before marriage. The ' please ' and : thank ...

... Speaking of Disraeli, Mrs. Linton says It has always seemed that the finest trait In bis character was the unfailing and grateful constancy with which stuck- to bis elderly wife, and made his life blessed through her love. That love was absorbing. o\ ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON PLAIN SPEAKING ONTHE IRISH UNION. Mr. Gladstone contributes to the July number of the Nineteenth Century an article entitled Plain Speaking ou the Irish Ucion. The article is mainly historical, and deals at some length with the era—ties ...

... LETTER FROM UR. BRADI*AUGH TO THE SPEAKE L The following letter ha3 been addressed by Mr. Bradlaugh to the Speaker of the Hou^e ot Commons:— 20, Circusroad, St. John's Wood, London, June 15. Sir, —VVnea I was for tue fourtu t.me re-elected to the preseut ...

... THE LAND QUESTION. Speaking of a compromise on tbe land ques- tion, the World says tbat so far as tbe removal of I existing restrictions op. tbe freedom of land is con- cerned the Liberal leaders are quite agreed; and in regard to the allotment question ...

... The war is over; send do more men from England/ Thus speaks Sir Garnet NVoi.ski.ey ironi Cairo, and thus speaking be sums up iuto i single line the ach evei.-ents that bave followed one another with daz_iu _> rapidity, md that in half a week have re ...

... is important as part of tho history of his own country, for u who speak the English tongue it has special interest of another kind, because the Goths wore, in a certain sen«e, own near kindred. Wo aro to no small extent descendants of tho Teutonic race ...

... agreeable gentleman, speaking English fluently, and anxious to impart the fiHlest information and assistance in bis power. The first item of reassuring news that I had re> ceived fell from his lips. telegram had been received from General Rosenbach, to ...

... Lot® Derby, speaking at distribution of prizes to science and art students at Oldham yesterday, asked the pertinent question: What is it —that is, education in science and art—all worth when yon have got it? What are these schools to do, and why aro ...

... one point. He did not speak of bis physical treatwm thought that the warnings which 8? * t * withont suggestion from Mr. Blunt his wife his doctor. Sir Andrew Clark, would be neglected. He referred to the effect on Mr. Blunt's mind and bodily health oh ...

... TO-MORROW. RUN, SPEAK TO THIS YOUNG MAN. ANNUAL SERMON to Young Men, and MONTHLY SERMON, on Israel, at ST. STEPHEN'S, TO-MORROW, by the VICAR. TO-MORROW. TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL. The Rev. R. GREEN will Preach - Evening - Special Sermon on The Tay ...