... go hand in hand, tie hoped, if spared another nine years, to sco similar schools at work m Keighley. (Checr3.) He had been speaking very much ou the material aspect of the question, and de- sired, in conclusion, to say a word or two from the inure important ...

... ventured assume that Hackthotne was the centre of the Burton Hunt. If it was not sO was not very far from it, geographically speaking. On that occasion, however, was evidently the re d centre of attraction to a larg company, who bad come to do honour to their ...

... of persons ro vcre' shoved ' into the polliur booth, atmost without their c; knowing what they were going to do. He could speak of |as the rioting, for as hel was comiing up Bridge-street he saw va soie bo aur uO women, with bare arms, and wearing groctt ...

... - , y*5| former in his speech at Retford Tue° last, speaking of the state Ireland when Government took office, says: They ( nie Liberals) found famine and groat land, while the latter, speaking at the_ti 'hi**__ take office, to his constituents at ...

... attention, said the savant. Indeed, absolutely impossible that yon can form true idea the hideous animal which we are about to speak unless you keep your eyes fixed me'! * Whitehall Revicio. I hpard tbe other day a pretty little dog story, which is worth repeating ...

... number of cattle and market this morning was smaller than last w '~ ...

... night thinking how much better he could say it he had to make his speech over again. He, as much less accomplished master of speaking, felt this in a higher degree than Lord Derby did; and he confessed, looking over his old speech, he only wished he cordd ...

... directions investigations are useless, and so economise the mental energy availabe for the examination of this subject and, 80 to speak, clear the ground for further inquiry. Mr. Plimsoll proceeds to indicate the lines on which his investigation proceeded. They ...

... local branch Land League that out 400 members on his looks Orangemen. also saw that morning the Fret man's Journal that a speaking the. northern part the county Lcitrira, said that out of of the Orangemen were iu favour of the Land League. (Mr Davitt) ...

... defendant, and (the judge) firmly believed that it was that struggle that female plaintiff received the blow. His Honour went to speak conduct P.C. Parkin, who was sent for after the assault was committed. The officer did not sea the assault. Sometimes policemen ...

... be unable to sell il the future, do not believe them. (Hear, hear | They are misinformed on the subject on which they speaking. I speak for myself. man may allowed to refer to his own case holding land under strict settlement;;; but if I was the conditiem ...

... place vesterday, but the result will not be known until noon to-day. The return .of Mr. fiathbone considered to be certain. Speaking yesterday, at Hereford, Mr. Biddulph, M.P., argued against tho imprisonment of clergymen for Bitualistio practices, and expressed ...