... Dqrcltig, mmiacini, Afar- jid, Copjiflo. di Rudilli, and Spautitgtit Y\Tgat Jecision he will tkdlc is as yet unknown e deputies speak of a Mancini-Depreti oMinistly. -rr = ...

... those whom he had r the honour of addressing would lead to a satisfactory t settlement of the monetary question. M. Magnin, r speaking in his capacity of President of the Confereuce. I informed M. Gravy that perfect cordiality subsisted I between the repr ...

... congregations profit by it. Several muicipal. councillors and deputies, and amongst them Mf. Naguot, Foquet, and Lckroy, are to speak. The Congress evil hold a grand general meeting on Sunday at the Peruando Circus, and in the evening dino at saint Nade, in ...

... from their position by inemais of a depreoiated white metal, Signor Seismit Doda, the Italian delegate, ashred permissiba to speak, and do- claredl in the name of his Government that Italy had no idca. of, maldug a stroke of busziess by sending representatives ...

... osrthouc;s 2.ussian pricst. It is ?? notable tliat o sons of priests should be implicated in this dresdfql deed. It does not speak ?? for the P.iesFl education at the present crisis, advocatcd 'by X Pobedonotseff as a pansea for the woes Md wants of the ...

... nthebe2C al; n eiderly~wam rushed into urant to ak Jo .-the . to , w1 hcre*. Mr. id ?? t dons , -hfl don't wossy -to~si sal speak to gfistrat WOM~UX-ftjj 7- a A~ia O Who ate A . do for you, P . pz I= Applicant: '*My husband, bhnk Go he's dv, long-Ago ...

... ly on the claims of widows and orphans, and having remarked that they commended themselves to liberal support, went on to speak of the educational, advuntageskconferred on orphans, con- cluding by observiug that the Primate was esteemed and lored by all ...

... that a distinct mark of nabwielitysiouidbteabont on eithor the bows or Mainsails of all Xsilng vessels. MR. B.ADILAUGi, M.F.-Speaking last night at the Hall of Sience, Ohl-~street, MMr. Bradlaigh, DLP. sannniicpd his intention of again stt.mpting to taies ...

... sidak, but most of them are likely to give way, as the House will be impatient to heaV M. Gambetta. Per- haps he muay not speak till Friday, on which day le hopes to obtain a division. His friends calculate on a majority of 23, much less than was but ...

... M.P., AT XETTEPUNLG. incur I At a large and enthusiastic open-air meeting at Kettering last night Mr. Osbornte Morgan, in speak- ing to a vote of conlidence in the Government, refeed to the Oaths Bill recently introduced by the Attorney- General in the ...

... by momen- tarily increasing M. Gambetta's power it would lead to the ruin of the Republic. Tho Clairon, a Legitimist organ, speaks precisely in the sine sense. The announcement of Count Arnim's death has been telegraphed to the journals here from the Daily ...

... Eschew injustice, narrownes, selfishness. Ask not for protec. tion, te corollary of which is subjection to a muirity. The man speaking this to you, is one who loves you. There will probably be three Republican can- didates for the seat of the late M. de Girardin ...