... back from intimate association with Christians, for fear of breaking caste. There, however, lies the difference ; properly speaking, they have no caste to break, such social demarcations being non existent among Bhuddists, and althouZ they commonly claim ...

... Court were lent to candidates at elections, b for members for the borough in Parliament, Lnder re- t gulations as to times of speaking, terms, and other con- n ditions to be made by the Mayor for the time being. n The alderman said he did not regard this ...

... approval of both Houses of Parliament, supported as it was by both members of the borough (applause). Mr Summers then went on to speak ot the state of affairs in Ireland, auddeclared that he would soon put down the Parnellites and all the other ites. He would ...

... give this committee a very different view of the case. (A Voice : Are we to try the Chief Constable ?)-The Mayor : Do you speak upon personal authority, Mr Larard ?-Mr Larard The inspectors have not come to ?? Mayor Then it is all ?? Larard: It seems ...

... Saturday, and will become a total wreck. The crew landed in their own boat. THE QUESTION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS Mr Bissett, M.P., speaking at Dunster Agricultural Show, on Friday, referred to the question of juvenile offenders, saying he thought the law might ...

... (applause).-Mr Loft, in responding, alluded to the inconsistent and discreditable language which was used by some persons *hen speaking of the House of Lords. He reminded them of the great pains that the Lords' Committee took with the Hull and Barnsley Railway ...

... Liberal Member for Northamptonshire. He urged the necessity of the formation of a Liberal Association, and then proceeded to speak on current topics, He ur'ed that much as the Irish agitation was to be be .deplored, the chief causes of the disaffection > ...

... superintendent of the North-Eastern Railway, delivered a lecture on A Railway Journey. Mr R. M. Craven presided. After speaking of the great improve- ments which had been made in the railway system during late years, and various matters relating to ...

... fastidious would take exrcep-, tion, and he trusted that the same spirit 'would be observed by the gentlemen, who were about to 'speak ktter to those resolutions, and that they would not get oni- into the, way. which too many people hadl of first calling their ...

... Edison's workshop is situated, whence he lights or ex- tinguishes in one second the 800 lights through the village. He made her speak into the machine a passage of Phedre while he himself sang 'Yankee Doodle,' and the two were ground together in the most funny ...

... whether as electors, elected, or hereditary repre-entazives in the constitutional scheme. Sir E. J. REED. M .P_ has just been speaking at C*trllif. Whfat he said _ may have suited a body of positive iconclat;s. Sir 'SE. J. REED is reported to have sil it LL3 ...

... in some cases the skill with which the goods have been displayed has produ'ed results of an artistic character. Generally speaking the butchers have shown a wise discretion, and their exhibits do not present such an adipose appearance as formerly. The ...