... unfriendly—which have already been passed upon abroad In reference to our recent disaster in the Transvaal can all events speak ol thus, though the honour doing so a barren one. The conflict wae on theenemy*e ground,not on colonial soil And first as to ...

... the hon. member for Tipperary, whom, though should characterise hia conduct and tagUMo in the strongest terms, should not speak with personal di.rc*poct-(h*ar, hear from Mr Brggar, and {slighter)— the non. member fee Tipperary had the courage of hia ...

... yet IntroducetL most delicate ket. The creainlneas, colour, mid even the Cbunpagne- It la mi eshOaiWin*. ne, sort ...

... particulars are given by other correspondents. In telegram despatched on the morning of the fight the Times’ correspondent speaks of • good cover iha British had, and expresses the belief that if they could have had any mountain guns—a fact which was rendered ...

... treated in an able manner. Various leading journals of England, France, America, and other countries received critical notice. speaking of local End papers the lecturer adverted to tbo great energy displayed by the editors of provincial journals in obtaining ...

... expression, said had language which Parliamentary in which to describe those attacks. Dawson opposed the bill, and was still speaking when, quarter to six, the debate waa adjourned. The Exemption from Distress BiU was read second time, and the House adjourned ...

... Parliament in which, for obvious and unavoidable reasons, the legislative want* of Great Britain were at present neglected, to speak to them upon that which reg aided the most pressing of those wants. We had prospered under system of fi import of food, and ...

... friends they were c mveited mho cnemie* by the measure dia trm iment. Ti>« annexation of the Transvaal was another.” Bvib.i M. speaking in the Fmt Chamhot? th««\Diitoh States General on fif-lb'lay, said : TJiis act of annexation has boon the object so opposition ...

... or Western Division ; and the Sutton or Eastern Division. The death-rate ia *3 per thousand in favour of the Sutton side. Speaking generally, I have complied with the instrac* tsona laid dowa by the Local Government Board for the guidance of medical offoera ...

... had ll|d in her hand, and being questioned she said that a boy named “Dick Sykes taken the shilling.— His Worship, after speaking with the girl’s father, and severely reprimanding the child, respited judgment. COLLIDING WITH THIS BULL LIGHTSHIP. James ...

... taken by the authorities until after the meetings on Sunday nuxt. Mr Dillon returns to Dublin Saturdi.'-, and will probably speak somewhere the following day. All the leaden of the Land League ate absent from Dublin, though many prominent members, including ...

... giving round Auckland gonow, is 5s per day, but a rider to this must be added, it this is not conskant. I believe myself to be speaking the h truth, when I say that 3s per day in England is better e. than the amount I have named, as given now here, viz. 5s ...