... 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 ...

... Irish sea be ludo to the Conservative If it be reatba• party elution. From Brie it is reported that in all the peasantry speak with Wm of the delights el Boyeatinr and that they to hoe rest. hie on land which is emethwily theirs by birthright The vell ...

... w~itI. e loi'i -- ' - - draggte - f began to Cry, ing the cry was ' - we-hid' formed a little co. ..nd no one da'ree t:lo a speak first. Finally, fy pretty cousin.Dorothle, a the most talkative little girl of the house, and now ithe grave superior of a ...

... two heated remarks were made by members of the audience, who expressed their surprise that such a new- comer, comparatively speaking, as Mr Davis should have I ventured to make an attack on a clergyman of the stand- 1 ing of Mir Lester.-The Chairman remarked ...

... lengthy quotation we are at pretent precluded, but we may speak of this work as possessing a great value not only to l those who have charge of young men, but to the young men themselves. Heroism speaks in all its pages, and the book bears the impress of an ...

... world. But, sir, if I were not afraid of trespassing too niuch upon your space and your readers' patiencep. I could go on to speak of Mies Roper's German fair, Air Barton's fancy repository, Messrs Smith and Son's and Messrs Guy and Smith's ball-room costumes ...

... Johnson : So we were. he wrote a novel and I reviewed it, and he waeldn't to me ; and then I wrote a play he it, and I dos'', speak to him I Nivea fro : Married I Your father—never I Edwin: I bele nothing him day and night for these long mouths, and no sooner ...

... 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 > ...

... 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 ...

... Portadown Consenstive Defence AssashefarsA tereateeng him with early death by eheethes, if be doss not cuss attending at or speaking at asethap as he his been tong lately. Mr. J 3. Houston, D.L., Orangefield, Belfast, has received • threshers him with death ...

... 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 ...

... part of Ireland-the West of Mayo-where I personally S have received the attention of ' Rory of the Hills,' enables mse to speak authoritatively and with some knowledge. Ify experience leads me to designate the M Irish rebel who patrols the roads with ...