... A red llig hung from the gal- lery over the platform. There weretwochlairmen, Citizon Duggan and Citigen Nove, the latter speaking In German. The English-speakieg ohairman, in open- Ing the meeting, remarked that they had a very able exponoent of the Commune ...

... observance of the la -whbioh guarantees the personal in- violability of every Russian subject. A year ago any one venturing to speak publicly, or report in the Press such sentiments, would have bad a painful experience in his owvn person, and probably leisure ...

... that the National tand League did not do away with 'hnnd his sal ?? (Cheers.)' Mr. Sexton, M.P., speaking at a land meeting in Iildare to-day said, speaking after the experience of a year, he could find nothing better in hio mind than to xanew the advice ...

... o~i tho Libemil bepehes. i, the Bonee of Coornmons.i lieferring to general Politics .he s aid it would be etsuod for him lo speak as an .authority for the (3oVerwneot of which 'he Wap an_ humble member. Itwa lmp rblbe, however -for him to come ddivn ftobinthe ...

... intro court they returned a verdict generally of guilty against the prisouers.-Mr. PurcelU said he wished to call a witness to speak to the antecedents of the female pri. 3ouer-Chief-Inspector Wood, of the ID division, said that, ia addition to having kept ...

... traversecs Mr. Sheridan. Ir, a Dilloh is at prelent in ligliaud, Lilt seturss to Itelafid, it is expected, to-toiht, u3 order to speak at a, mteting: n on Sunuay. Others of luis colleagues of the Irich party di re to follow his, example in a 1ew days, neil addi-tss ...

... --Sir C. Resed, MYP in Proposing: sr the h~eth of t&e,Chairman; said he could speak of the ~g Institution as a valuable home. Of its religious training ig he could not speak too highly, and of its secular teach- Xing he mi all thei b~y iat~nd s. Th oe ...

... Bootlh Of the lady ximed Masoi, whoI n- P eS the parts of Portia in the cff, 0ap I Katharine in 2Th TaMitg of Clo SAre, w K speak With respect; for, though she is u, stage-or at least to the londou stage 6 n4 t complihed elocutionist, and, Withal, vr 4 ...

... quarter to eleven, but they wvere by far the mteost efficient, and by midnight the ire was practically got under. Every one speaks weol of the sailors; they wore by far tje most usoful body of menO present. I do not say this in disparagementof the efforts ...

... statements in ?? h amouanoteld to thin-that torinl pe 1 of Mr. Henley-the patent of the Engdlaih oeny-wl cam- paratively speaking worthrless. Rioe auswer t ht sta the east Of ?? this atet Dateo o a teed a certain sum, and thait thle company hab needit ...

... Neatly all the men go too far back at the end of the 'stroke, and in this respct- Nos. 4, 5, and 7 are especially faulty. Speaking of the crow oeillotively, it maybe remarked that there is a decoid ?? of life about the rowing. Veoy few ef the men cover ...

... to assume an attitude of great a reserve at the eonfere~des with the Turkish delegates, preferring rather to listen than to speak. THE VATICAN AND TlE IRISH BISHOPS., (BY SUBMARINE TELEXGRAPH.) (irmlOm'ou OwN COmiESPONDENT.) ROME, MomDky~ NIoUT. The protest ...