... were very angry because the country was found to approve of the policy and success of her Majesty's Ministers. Proceeding to speak of fagot votes, Sir W. Anstrnther characterised it as a gross misstatement to say that the Conservatives were the first to ...

... unfolding of the great national enigma. In the late Cabinet there was not one man of dominant intellect. It was fashionable to speak of M. Waddington as a man in whom Europe bad confidence simply because he had been at Rugby and Cambridge, and because he happened ...

... his coHeames will only make their cloth from cotton instead of China clay. &c, we should need hear nothing of the sh'ps he speaks of taking goods from Antwerp. Hamburg, &c. The Bishop of Manchester, a few weeks ago, offered some very salntnry advice to ...

... and liberty. According to Mr. Goldwin Smith we are to understand that at the first dawning of 16 months of which Tacitus speaks, the system of government of the empire of Rome was changed and made '' less personal and more liberal. The simple facts ...

... 603. to 705.; top mutton, 9£d.; secondary, B£d. to 9d.; other sorts, 6£d. to Bd. LONDON, Thursday.—There no trade worth speaking of, and values are quoted the same as last Monday: Beef, 4s. to 65.; mutton, ss. to 6s. 10d.; veal, sa. to 65. ; pork, 3s ...

... consequently much weaker laterally. seems, therefore, probable that tho central long girders being loose both ends, so to speak, and having a 27ft. higher elevation, were under more lateral strain than the others before the train entered them, and that ...

... not do injury to the life of the calf is there not bitter hatred and distress in the minds both cow and calf? Beasts cannot speak; how, then, tnev able to tell the man that, in eating the milk 'ipq,st* his body becomes like that of birds and But men wish ...

... been much variety here for some time, and if things go on as they are there will not be any for some time longer. Don't speak like that to jour Boss, good woman, said Humphrey Pritchit, who, nevertheless, felt stung to the quick by the observation ...

... inquiry mto the circumstances attending the accident will be opened at the Assize-court, Dundee, to-morrow. Sir W. Harcourt, speaking at the annual Druids dinner Oxford last night, referring to the agricultural distress, said it would be a consolation to ...

... yesterday, while the prisoner stood calmly by expectorating, with his hands in his corduroy jacket. When his turn came to speak he said : Seems you ain't satersfied with that hosa. Seems you think you was took in and I was a-sellin' the nag under false ...

... voices. The name of an old friend of himself and family was brought up in connection with a book, in the hope that he would speak of his English relatives ; but he received the name with severe silence, and kept his eyes fixed on tho carpet. Ho said that ...

... at a restaurant and mnrmurod, Hot weather, and his neighbour said, Cold mutton. That was a wise coloured man who, in speaking of the happiness of married people, 6aid, Dat ar' 'penas altogedder how dey enjoy demselves. Tbe mau with the flying machine ...