... could bril about the reform of the rules, a and that was Mr. Gladstne; but if they wished him to do it the constituencies must speak out t h 7, and let it be known that they meaut to support Cmin doing it. They hoped for his leadership for I many a day, for ...

... afsorded by the sit Zbe of Brown's Bronchial Trohes. The demalcent fngredients ?? i1 ),ulaosary irritation, ned aftier poblic speaking or singing, when ren tht tlroat is wearied and weakened hy to0,ch exercise, their use th ,riverenewedarength k the vocal ...

... made on a frivolous pretext, nor would he allow an obstructive member to speak only for the sake of Uilling time once meaesure bad been fairly disc . membdrs who intend to speak generally write their names down, and all the members on the President's ...

... abstained from voting on the Tunis Credits. This accounts for the very small minority. MI. Gnambetta was too exhausted by speaking yesterday to attend the Ministerial Conmoil summoned for the evening, and it was counter- manded. The Civil Tribiwal, Paris ...

... DANU- BEAN NAVIGA'fON. tO TIM XMiMO OP THE )AY NRW. ?? is no doulbt difficult for an intelilgent !Ioumanian statesman. to speak seriously of the mood and attitude which Austria is assuming towards hi nation, but perhaps it would have been os *ell if M ...

... means of seeing from without the pleasures provided for it v.ithin the theatre walls; but this one-sense enjoynietn Fs to speak, has a relish ail iths ovn.. It gives peuliar range to the imagwation, which il Lively may associate with the sounds of rnxrtk ...

... of the Interior could not be held responsible, inasmuch as Prince Bis- marck's colleagues where not iudependent, and must speak as the Imperial Chancellor ordered them to d9. The proceeding of dragging the Emperor's personality into the debute had a ...

... spokre amidst great interruptioan was understood to support the coercion policy of the Go- 5 vernment, but he desisted from speaking on being unable to obtain a ?? T. CUsAXBS, arriving a little later, was met by hisses. He said that the cause of the Coercion ...

... Gott Cott the Beyn from M. Gambetta. It was simply Cott complimentary. Tho Bey, speaking with Cott Mustapha, passed'many eulogiums upon the CO actual Mister, and speaking with other per- Pea sons:.who were complimenting him on Mus- pet, tapha's return ...

... oas going about six nots, and posi- tively refused assistance. within hailing dis- tance. Marathor, s., at Boston, reports speak- ing Bath City at midnight on Nov. 30, states foremast and rudder were gone; mishap oc- curred 23rd; leaking at stern; she ...

... ME BNy STAT. THE GUITEAU TRIAL (El DMRE - UN1 STATES CJA3M. (mo 0=uR oWN connEsPONDSMT.) NEW YORK, Tuss. speaking of the comments of the Dalhy New on the Guiteau trial, which were telegraphed to' the morning papers, the Evening Pod says - These ae extremily ...

... con- templated now. At most the Orleans lines might perhaps be purchased. As to the conversion, he could, of course, only speak with great re- serve, but might safely say the Cabinet had not yet considered the question, and there was no reason to think ...