... Speaking at the opening of Syston Parish Chuicb, Leicestershire, yesterday, the Bishop of Peterborough, alluding to the aims of the Liberation Society, asked whether the people were prepared to give up their ministers and churches. If, however, the Church ...

... Tub Eoyal Family and Freemasonry.— The J-uke Coot aught, speaking Ail Of a new.AJawii.ic at.Portsmouth, said that ail the Royal fau.ily took a deep inter,-*im that tbe welfare craft whose watch word wis ity. at the wish the Prmce Whs that he attended ...

... other words, teacbe3 tha pupil to apeak so as to be understood ordinary persons and to what is being said when others are speaking. This, at least, of method. T_e old system that the finger-language, signs and gestures, familiar to all who have to do with ...

... questions, he would speak his message to the Czar alone, and on His Majesty expressing his readiness to receive the mysterious stranger, the latter, after being carefully examined, was led into the presence of his Sovereign. Commanded speak, the young man ...

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... Argyll abandoned the Cabinet on account of it, and that longer ago than Wednesday last the Marquisof Hartington was himself speaking of the measure a public banquet terms which he would hardly have used of Bill that was thoroughly distasteful to him. ...

... will join the party who has given us war and confusion abroad and done nothing for reforms and good government at home. We—l speak of the Liberal party—are endeavouring to promote peace India and South Africa, and to lessen the difficulties which have threatened ...

... Commons has special reasons just now for remembering one of them. If everybody in the House, said Mr. Adam, were to take to speaking there would soon be an end of the British Constitution. If this be so chaos must be close at hand, for there are signs that ...

... GOSSIP. One of our London correspondents telegraphs :—Mr. Parnell's health gives some anxiety to his friouds. was unable to speak on Tuesday, he intended to do, consequence of indisposition and when ha said few words about the adjournment, he was evidently ...

... present. . i ft te It is stated that Sir Johnstone, w p for Scarborough, will shortly bo elava peerage. The Hon. Robert Bourke, speaking a the Paddington Conservative Association fla said he looked upon the present state of tor with some degree of melancholy ...

... THE TRADE AND FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES. New Yobk, May 11.—Mr. Windom, Secretary of the Treasury, speaking a banquet at the New York Chamber of Commerce yesterday evening, declared that the success of the extension of tbe Six per Cent. Bonds was complete ...

... presents himself at the table to take the oath. The arrest of Messrs. Brennan and Kettle is hourly expected by their friends, who speak very bitterly of the way which Mr. Forster 3 using his powers. They complain that the Coercion Bill wa; brought under the pretext ...