... Harcourt and some of his colleagues in their management of the measure during its passage through committee. The comparatively speak- ing trilling modification which Mr. Gladstone proposed to make in reference to the searching of suspected houses at night ...

... gang of poachers, and his life had consequently been repeatedly threat- ened. THE DuKn OF CAMBRIDGE ON TEE CHANNEL TuNNEL.-Speaking at a public dinner held at the Star and Garter, Richmond, in aid of the Richmond Hospital, the Duke of Cambridge said, in ...

... Scotch fore- man, to speak against the Leopold grarti' Certainly, I added. They are sure to speake about it. Their fear of their constituents will prevent them keeping quite silent. Bat they will not do more than speak. aving said a few guarded ...

... com- mittee, attended the talton market, and addressed the farmers and others present. He announced that Mr. Rowlandson would speak there; and referring to Mr. Dawnay's speech, said the country had settled the question of foreign policy at the general election ...

... custody. He has given Mr. Par. nell an opportunity of showing that he is a gentleman, because he has kept his word not to speak upon politics, nor to allow him. self to be interviewed by editors or friends who might communicate to the world the views ...

... Chamberlain, whom they had invited to be present, which should tot go unnoticed. In this letter the right hon. gentleman speaks of vested interests in connection with the liquor trade. We wonder at the Radical member for Birmingham com. mitting himself ...

... impossible to resp-ect a body of legislators who one day get into a fume as to the necessily of putting the curb upon too much speaking, and then su'er- sede the necessity for the plan by going a-way beyond the hearing of the division bell. A Government that ...

... Should tthe strike prove general, as is now threatened, the whole trade ot the country will be brought to a standstill, not to speak of the inconvenience and discomfort that will be felt by hou-se- holders if it be prolonged to the extent that they would be ...

... inscription, Val mihi si non Evangelisavero, from one of St. Paul's epistles, which in English may be rendered, Woe to me if I speak not to you the Gospel. ALLZGED DOUnLE KUnDEn AT SXZPTON. At Skipton, Yorkshire, yesterday, Matthew Jackson Hunter was charged ...

... with severs. Why, sewerly. A HIsaD SIOurT.-A stern view. OfHi, T~sEsros 1 On, 'MOssaee !-Mr. Wiliest Morris, M.A., s been speaking egainet the peculiarities of smodern dreos, ned edvising reformn in thie roemile of today. fl attacked the chim ney :pot ...

... us, as we were told they always would be. The world of com- petition in which we live has found a new law which, humanly speaking, is quite true- the survival of the fittest; and so the Divine pre. cepts go to the wall in the minds of men who live in ...

... wouldn't blow warm and cold, and who would not keep silent when it was their duty to speak out, aed to speak out loudly, and to keep speaking out, till what they were speaking nmt was pretty well charged for the better. You can't get this firmness, as a ...