... polling in Westminster, but this will not be made known until to-morrow. I drove round the polling places this morning, and, speaking gene- rally, the excitement observable at the various stations was not as great as might have been, and indeed was looked ...

... Knowles observed: “IT BE INCALCULABLE BOON EVERY PERSON WHO THINK” R ROOKE’S ANTI-LANCET A writing to Dr under July 15th 1874 speaking of “ANTI- LANCET Of I judge for have been author on other themes for thirty years None but among men could have conceived ...

... Works, and Mr Barrett’s, High Street, belnar well received, In the evening Messrs Norwood and Wilson made ton? of wsrds, speaking various places, and were also cordially received. ...

... prevented many persons from attending who otherwise would have been present, especially many the farming class, whom be Kithtd speak particularly on this occasion. With regard 'o general questions, all would any was that the Government bad -A a somewhat new ...

... humane Government (Liberal) did not show their Christian feeling and abolish it when they had the reins of Government, as they speak now as if they had never been in office and did not know it ever existed. I think it would be unfair to compare our army with ...

... around him and hnstled into a corner. Mr. MUNDELLA, who arrived during Mr. remarks, met with a cordial reception. Whilst was speaking some carts passed, and there wore cries Stop them, Send them the other way. Tha drivers endeavoured to get through the ...

... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE FARMERS. The Marquis of Hartington, speaking to the tenant farmers of North-East Lancashire, yester- day, at Longridge, maintained that the Conserva- tive Government had failed to substantiate its claim to the title of the farmers' ...

... asking to be favoured with a perusal of them. At Oldham two persons were given into custody yesterday morning for personation. Speaking at Tiverton yesterday, Sir Stafford Northoote said the Liberals were catching all sorts staws in order to aave themselves ...

... 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 ...

... Wednesday.—There was large attend vee day's maiket, which nicy accounted (or numerous farmers having attended hear Mr Miibank speak. There wrs an average show of grain, with a fair demand last week's nten. Beans and peas unaltered Indian meal and baileymeal ...

... perfectly Metres. As the Ipw of entail.it must altered. (Hear, hear.) great depressing influence upon the land of the oeuntry. Speaking the county franchise, said that it was a hard esse indeed that county householders should not bhv© rote county borough h ...

... Isoard, lie having made it the busniness and pleasure of Isis life' to do0 so, waens Such as Was rarelyv to bqee~it withi. Speaking of the kite Dr. Hleatona, Sir. kdliscs said tlacy all remem- he-i-cd the deep hitereest twhich] the deceased to'ok in every- ...