... Friday. The noble lord further pointed out that it had not always been thought necessary that every member of a party should speak on a question, and that a much larger party thn that of the Home Rulers had often ban satisfied with less discussion than had ...

... and who was ?? baving inoruinate azq. bitton, ntid wishing to govern Iii the shade. M. Gambotta said tat he twould prcsejlwy speak to refute this obaroe, amd, after aslrng M. Floquet to presidda, descended frs h the chair. 1f. Pascal Duprat, resumed his ...

... so far as the judging 3 hm gonc, come from the most opposite 1 qaters of the ]inugdomnt. It is impossible, t howe~ver, to speak in detail of the exhibits, for t the judges, instead of getting tbrough their P work with all despatch, only took half of the ...

... did not sit in that Uouse, tr but in another assembly, where he held ani P elevated position. It was valwa d;iliult to re speak of one absent, and the person alluded to had given such a categorical denial of the A suspicions raised against; him that it ...

... they would obey treir Biohop.t-'Arohdeaoon Penreou luslgsantly remarked that it was unworthy of the Dean of Weostminster to speak ofl Wes question~ as 'a question of old sloths,. lie humscl* was one of thbofirst who wasi persecuted for uslalt mnmng the ...

... fthe .Mtqhne t o, lot : i~eegiatra es, ous Iheepreious motrning,:0tie- .oIiosc cImsta41tl( Outry nkether 1io we a!lowe to speak. Vitness rle b t' the a lrinW0tlfo, niu the Mriconr' aud' ' Do o hink : shall get P64 alerv1 Ula V4 Wie teld hi0 he hed bettor ...

... oltermethonenoliond be ade in flit baekruptey laws3 to prevent thle recurrence o( each ia ?? sclitilesses were called to speak to flit forrncer good chhi , sactor 0 Uof th isonecr, amnd also to provo that lie a nd s uffered from severe illness.-f'ho ...

... uew Irsitnameni, ?Rlchnd?,WQdiAt2dl?ai? ft s1et?d thAt. of leesringon tha deal and d t?ma? easize, ?be plai4nglo the eaaBeiZ speak .u?h ?? ? ,?e?lli ?dherdl conversation no? nM fj50 ?55 ate era VO'7 ? In conaietingoi ?i?Jn ahe@tot v?I?btt?OI f?2? sill40 ...

... proposed Iii thes chcaraoterisftibs; of o lee voghcmonti tended to reduce efficieuy by diminishing. of eirwi* dc crops. in speaking ofteflgitd soldiers ii- 0ss tloe 'Irhnebvaal,' the hen,. gentleman x lice ho to inormeneg of that, day Sir Evelyn Weed lead- ...

... -Our Geneva Correspendent tolegrapsp that another' mart earthquake shoomk has mben felt at lBsrne, Theo Earl of Rosebery, speak ing at New-cross last night, severely criticised the late speech by Mr. Cowen in th~e H~ouse of Commons on the subject of the ...

... ~e a! e a raft and paddle, bod orw pf three asid conveyed to land. The olef wast aw*#yt b4t cue pf his cantoraf wio coull speak ThWg tela it Wnoe 'td11 rigt,'aadflavsges tohis sura pris, wstskea toafreshwitere and« babaed.'Then. h~e WfiJ robbed of his ...

... 123. M. Bardoux's 3erutin de Liste Bill is fixed for debate on i Thursday, but it is not thought that M. Gain- betta will speak till ltter. I The semi -offioial paragraph in the T5ltpraplier is incorrect which states that M. Oonstans has ordered M. IFlorrens ...