... , * %MO:LRY IfT oL;E lSWELL. *Mr. John Morley, speaking at a liberai meeting at Clerkenwell, said that if the members of the Liberal party did not lift up their voices in the House of Com- mous he feared that we were in for another of those abominable ...

... pudiaited the dynamite policy either; but I will tell you what Mr. Shaw said; and you must bear in mind that, in addition to speaking well of him as an honest Irishman, Mir. Gladstone also offered him a situation as one of the land commissioners. Mr. Shaw ...

... evicted. Mr. John Dillon, H.P., who pre- sided, said the imprisonment of Mr. O'Brien was a subjectwhich it was difficult to speak of with any de- gree of self-restraint and moderation. (hIear, hear;) The people of Ireland were entitled to demand that under ...

... Cure and Warner's ' SAFE' Pil1s until I had toike nine bottles. I can speak in tlhe highest termis i; rc. gard to your medicine, and have recommended it to several, who al-o speak well of it. One iadv livin, here tells of a person who could not move hand ...

... AND =PODISY. Clergymen are never wearied of dwelling upon what they call the efficacy of prayer. They are, generally speaking, well paid for doing this, and it is only therefore a part ful- filment of the duties allotted them. But if there be one ...

... awful calamity, and her heart bleeds for the many poor. bereaved 7parents. She prays that God may support thni`'f `the nation speaks again, adopting those kndly-and mroihirly iinteces.' Men and 'women and children of every creed and ..sect-acknowledging the ...

... was not to the Irish nation, he ap- pealed to the people whom he said were not Irishmnen, antd were not the Irish nation. He speaks of the claim of the Irish nation with contempt, and lie calls them a noisy majority. Since when has the great demagogue of ...

... disturbing element at Suda Bay ? If we had to go to war he could not command; if our admiral was desired to speak for peace, he could not speak; in short, he is the wrong man in the wrong place, and should be at once recalled. The Eastern question is ...

... TE ATTOR3NEY-GENERAL AT BUSY. Speaking at Bury, with a view of contesting the borough, Sir H. James said the Liberal party came into office with the intention and the hope of doing much, and he claimed for his colleagues that they had to their utmost ...

... was speaking 6o them. Prince Bismark em- phasised so impressively his hopes for peace, and his belief in it, that it seemed as though he felt con- vwinced this eloquence would assist in securing the object he had at heart. He would not, so to speak, admit ...

... Tuesday the committee resumed the hearing of Mr. Mlaple's evidence. In reply to the chairman, Mr. Maple said be could not speak from his own knowledge as to whether poor Jews were largely employed in Bethnal-green. He did not believe that boy labour was ...

... every nation worthy of the name. The experience of the past week or so does not contirm the boast. .Europe has been, so to speak, in a state of suspended animiation, watching every gesture and facial expression, and listening for the least variation in ...