... NEWS. ;g-I n RU interesting article on the ranSsldier that appeored in the Dait, NYrv- the 7th initant, the wvriter, speaking about the (,erma officer betii prevrente(I Ircu taking iuev part in vii>a 3a1s that il a GCeriau officer persisted In his ...

... McKevett is the Liverpool agent for his i the United iishirne., though he denlc IL:t 71C ifa ?? Fenian',organizat-on. Tb paper speaks in a wildly incendiary stykp :Ibs week. It sys:- Wc arce o have mca z= for measure, blood for blood. Two verdicts of mnurder ...

... lawsuit by the marriage of the litigant. It ended thodispute because s there was nothing left to dispute about. (Applause.) 2 Speaking of trades unions with all theirfreedom of action, and w~ith the uno i nd prdence in their 1 ninagesant, he v.-as of opinion ...

... Fisher, Wr. Fur. neaux Cook, Miss Annie Lawler, and Miss F. Lavender. Of Mr. Meadows's music, it would perhaps be unjust to speak positively in view of the evidently insufficient rehearsal from which the Production suffered, but it appoared to possess some ...

... as the proportion of these who could be taught by Ua horal system, but, speaking from large experience, t he maust say he had ueer iet with a ppil whom he could not teach to (speak. Both the intellectual and t moral education of the pupil cld be advanced ...

... year are said to have entered into an. t alliance to defend themselves against the a French. I I have had an 'opportunity of speaking with . some of the richest and most influential men in. - the bazaars. The opinion among them is § divided, most being inclined ...

... innuh about rank and position. The roar of the Atlantic beats 3 on that rock of which this story is the centre., V To speak of goodness in an individual as In i- ?? when the meaning is unviry- r ing,- and to describe the wound in a dead I body ...

... grounds, that theirosa bank was sufficiently established now to beesti- usatea in spito of the loss winch it 1uid sustained. Speaking in s dppert o'f the enormous development ot the Roumanian edit he said the shaareholders had always reposed in the directors ...

... lea class a twelvesiouth ago, but the class was not, thi as a -whole, so good ats it sometimes ?? Nor is ?? it possible to speak in much more favourable fo; terms of lhe next class, for thoughl tho thirty On entries coisiprire sonle very nice horses, there ...

... changed by the demonstration in the bureaux of the Senate against the Scrutin de Liste, renounced his origal intention tG speak on M. Barodet's Bill for the Eevieion of the Constitution, and presided in the Chamber to-day. M. Clkineceau opened the adjourned ...

... Conservatoire, made a successful d6but last t 3night at the Opera as Ophelia in Ambroise Pi I Thomas's Hamet. Most of the critics speak in ifavourably of her voice and acting, and think Fa that many defects attributable to want of I on practice in a vast area ...

... may I 1 be, is always an extremity to vhich stausmen e should only have reaourse in case of irresistible r. necessity. In speaking of Tunisian affairs the circular says :- The object df the expedition against the Kroumirs was principally to ehas- ?- tise ...