... first to be noted this: The English latter-day Radical is perceived both at home 'and abroad to have spiritual kindred, so to speak, -with those parties which threaten order in most Continental touutries. In all there is the same philanthropic sentiment and ...

... paid in addition to the fine. THEFT.5RoM AN AxH La.-Williana Happe, a respect. ably attired young man, a German, unable to speak English, and for whom Dr. Jacobsen interpreted, was charged with stealing alady's velvet jacket, a light jacket, a'skirt, two ...

... which would practiclly and absolutely swamp the constituency that had done him the honour to send him to Parliament (cheers). Speaking C of Afghan affairs, he said if England had not taken the g action she had the Indian Empire would have received' a blow ...

... followed up and vindicated. gence there is an apprehension abroad of fresh, disturbances, which will not arise if England speaks out clearly and firmly. These apprehensions, if they continue, cannot fail materially to affect commerce, to cheek enterprise ...

... delights at the price of' such comparatively trifling deficits. Sir Stafford learnt finance~from Mr. Gladstone, of whom he never speaks in private but with the warmest expres- sions of admiration. I don't think, he once observed to a friend, that a ty tatioman ...

... widely known. (Signed) AL. A. 1ASBERRY. .3, Davis-street,aiLll, Fcbruary 2nd. 1880. a To Afr J. T. Lincoln,-Sir,-I cannot speak too highly a of your Rheumatic and Gout Pills. Last winter I was suffering from a very severe attack of -Rheumatism. I I took ...

... a rrnampy valetudinarian who might take a capricious dislike to him at lira sight. Beside& he was nusocustomed to public speaking, and shrank hogs orations to local mobs, and all the Ina and brain He thought, with a good Marty ir people that it was far ...

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... tient they would have the best Interests he them (simers). M.r, AMAM I who OS Wm appearance. said he sawed them he maw to speak last (Imigiterh sad that it had set bed Ma fadt that be had set sow let drat of the taut bear). However, did net seem to wrist ...

... £60,000 on spew/ Lady Boherts's rehire from Afghanistan en Sunday, wheth day she landed at Southampton, is • good omen, speaking volumes for the sped, termination of that in which her hatband, the great General Roberto, b. been doing such good service ...

... Persia, and hop is to establish the limits of Persian territory on the British-Indian frontier, so as to establish, so to speak, joint intern-aft. with England. The Daily lines correspondent at Labors telegraphs that continued fighting between liahomed ...

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