... such intense cold has prevailed to-day. Mr. Gladstone, however, will be his place to-morrow night, is also said will probably speak on Mr. Parnell's amendment. It is somewhat difficult to give exact indication of the probable period of the close of the debate ...

... be as much distress, which, as in the case of France and America, was owing to want of sunshine. Mr. James Lowther, M.P- V speaking Burton (Westmoreland) Agricultural Meeting yesterday, said he did not expect we should ever see protective duties imposed ...

... in retirement at Gatchiaa, aud sees one but Prince Varoutzoff Daabkoff. People speak in official circles moral abdication, and shake their heads ominously when they speak of tha future. nay be, hoy.ever, that ere long wo shall have a manifesto of some ...

... supremacy. Senator Miller, conciliatory speech, eulogised the character and mourned the death of President Gar field. After speaking in laudatory terma of President Arthur, and pledging himself to support him, he urged the Convention to do their utmost to ...

... valuable, not only in those diseases for which was originally employed, hut also many cases of Weakness or the Singing and Speaking Voice, dependent on Bronchial Laryngeal Irritation, and in all forms of .Strumous Enlarge of the Glands ami discharges'from ...

... Turkish language prevals orer portion of the Eastern world. Although spoken in many dialects, it uniform in plan tbat who speaks Ottoman Tarkish can work his way from European Turkey through Minor aud Central Asia to the Chinese dominions. It is the language ...

... valuable, not only in those diseases for which was Original]* employed, but also in many cases of Weakness ol the Sinking and Speaking Voice, dependent on Bronchial or Laryngeal Irritation, and in all forms of Strumous Enlargement of the Glands and dischar ...

... the post of commander that ship than of his seat the Cabinet. At the same time was not deeirabie to ignore her defects or speak her in exaggerated enthusiasm. Signor Cappelli, having submitted resolution unfavourable to the policy of the Minister Marine ...

... cross the tbe country has been given to him by the Crown on conditions which he complied with, and means to retain it. He speaks of the possibllity of Cetewayo being placed over north of W. hLtusf, leaving bim (Dunn) undisturbed; but thia plan would probably ...

... Ministers i-heuld be be.inning to d'-cover that not y the amiabilities of weakness are they likely to subdue Irish members. Speaking of Lord K-n leaaats the Housa yesterday, The O'Donoghue sa d that was true that recently there had been no evictions on his ...

... THE PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL AT BRADFORD. Lord Spencer, speaking at Bradford last even- ing, said too much imporiauco could not be attached to the spread of technical education throughout tbe country. It waa working web abroad, and tue Boyal Commissioners ...

... President Garfield, and dwelt upon tha rain and sympathy felt by the Canadians in a catastrophe affecting all English- | speaking racss. Canadians had with Americans 1 a common descent, and it wasonly the ance..ation !of Canada's friendship that was desired ...