... THE SPEAKEU SPEAKS. The Speaker, who, interrupting Mr, Biggar, spoke follows—The motion for leave to bring in the Protection of Person and Property (Ireland) Bill has now been under discussion for about live days. The present sitting having commenced ...

... THE POPE SPEAKS. IT is a noteworthy fact that of the distinguished strangers who visit Rome a very small number appear at the Cowl of the Kiog who reigns in the name of ttreogth cod of the Revolution. Protestant pilgrims from England and the United States ...

... [Wt. speaking.] Lieutenant Colonel 0 B!Felon 65th Regiment, has been appointed Assistant Adjutant General at l'eshawur in recomition el hie tervices during the Afghan war, when he was employed as idail officer with the Quetta column under Sir Michael ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tee following eircuinetatioftet &emu from the persunul experieuce of Ir Wliiek, of the • Uuruugh Dudley Street, Wed. -tour), are au isnpurtaut and redly rtlaarkable that they help but be of luta:eat value tu all 24 tiles,—ify motives ...

... SPEAKING BY THE CARD. (Scene—Anchor hoe beds;s would-be such—who booked Gapes intending the despatch of bis on board lighter.) 1 well —Look'ere, ports', !able nig u t g ol i t . er (attar labelling it steetese) Irbsitr's yfr bed can ? 2044451 ...

... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. BY H. C. DODGE. Astronomy is t-derful And interesting 2. The earth 3-volves around the sun, Which makes a year 4 you. The moon is dead and can't re-5 lly law of phys-6 great, It's 7 where the stars alive Do nightly scintil-S. If ...

... AN AMERICAN SPEAKS. Alderman John M. Brennan, of Providence, Rhode Island, who was cheered on coming forward, said he had the right to address an Irish audience, for his mother was a Waterford woman and his father was a Tipperary man, so that he was as ...

... The Socretary Speaks. The fdliminq cirenoiAances, drawn from t!ie personal exporienee of Mr of Arms, Dudley Strut, AVednegbury, are ituportint awl really retuarkable that they cannot help bat be of interest and value to all readers ...

... EVIL-SPEAKING• AN old writer who has given much trouble to the investigation, has concluded that the Sins of the Tongue may be classified under twenty-four heads. We have no desire to challenge the record ; but we feel that the subject, as a whole, ...

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... THESE ARE FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. itiESSItB GALIAGEIER Co. hay. paid Al. the enormous sum of £300,000 duty on TOBAOOO for the year, and their weekly sales amount to 40 tons per week. Blisterings and Burnings resulting from smoking unripe Tobacco ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story: A most singular experience has just befallen • Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Trtherbert. He was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at Penycraig ...