... de Douville Maillefen, aad M. de lanessan simul taieously told the President with energetic ges- tures that they desired to speak to a poiut of order. It was impossible from the noise made [by the Centres to hear a word of what they aid or what M. Guichard ...

... Herr Kallay, under the supervision of the Fiuance Minister. i The Neue Freie Prewse, commenting on BRaro Haymerle's death, speaks in high terms of his character. It calls him an invaluable instru ment for carrying out the will of great poli- 1 ticians ...

... speakers, as others have done at former mseetings of the ldnd, proceeded to miuify the sig- uilicance of the pledge, end to speak vaguely about the gratl resouroes of India being equal tow hat may be reuired. Efforts to shirk responsibility for the cost ...

... and this distingaished the i30pe of Jesus N =hft from idl velf-r;ig ous preenioQ3 an~d suparsti- 4l tious observauces. In speaking of the princples of IV this life. ho pointed out that as iarious junctions were necessacy to the existeuce of our natural ...

... chairman. This is the organization which is ac opposed to that represented by the Irish World. ob When Mr. Collins attempted to speak he was on greeted with hisses and calls for Wallae,' wl who represents the other faction. TI Mr. T. P. O'Connor was received ...

... soldiers without being obliged to break up any garrison. It is not astonishing to find mili- tary men, accustomed to routine, speaking against the innovation. Several officials of the Credit Lyonnais in- tended for the branch office to be founded in Tunis ...

... late President Garfield, and dwelt upon the pain and sympathy felt by the Canadians in a catastrophe atfecting all D English-speaking races. The Canadians had I with the Americans a common descent, a simi- e lar position on the Continent, and a like pro- ...

... intentions of the Government, it is a great pity that apowerful ?? has been inserted to divide a house against itself. In speaking thus, 1 refer to the Jevwish question. It is deplorable, but yet true, that persons who bear the slightest resemblance to ...

... audionce were not just thbdin the mood foe ¢ting super ;* mif du* repect Of Urs. ?? Patm' of the par of A o B*n we would gadsly speak ?? if we could;' but tu trth is, that tough this lady's Style hzU acquir a certain degree of modraon since sh was lasS here ...

... Down Fa t - wvith English. rule in Ireland. (Chaesm.) And, fel- 5' Ic , low-couutryni'ni, I dlo not speak- to-day of anay new a n idea ; I do not speak. because my mind anad heart have ' - been Stirred by the splendid demonstration of yourt at power, year ...

... very few and very brief exceptions he has not seen his Sove- reign since the battle of the Boyne. Dr. Cameron, MI.P., also speaking at this meeting, expressed the hope that now a long era of peace and plenty, prosperity, and happiness was about to dawn ...

... the House of Commons a the end t a andoU would be sent to thie Roe of LordS tohe d Iesat with t the opeing of the at sessio Speaking of the House of Commons Mr. Holms sad the anem- bor had worked hard 3urisg the vast osOn, d a ly the PrIm Minister. (ChORM) ...