... to destructign. Three persons fell into the canal during thg conflagration, but were rescued. DAR WEN, Sir Wilfrid lawson, speaking at an Alliance meeting at Darwen, last night, said that the temperance ques- tion was the questioa of the day-a question ...

... the country bqlongs to the Brlitish: Govern- ment, they are ifraid to say :mueh fir fear of harassing the Ring, but . wil speak out en they . see h~iml. M-r. John 8hepstones who is appoiuted Comixsisioner. for the annexed -ter ritory, had gone to select ...

... would accrue to his Principal Secretary, M. Baihaut. The Petite France-a journal edited by M. Wilson, M. Gr.vy's son-in-law - speaks, among other probable changes, of the likelihood that M. Feuillee, the Minister of Justice, will be replaced by the old Gambettist ...

... belongs to Miss Vaughan's cannot of -couxne be said; but it is at any rate very pretty in itsiway. Moreover, Miss Gilchrist speaks her lines with pleaty of point, so that altogether she makes the fascination of tha Baron Abomelique perfectly easy of co ...

... are e- served for them for the fdte to-orrow. It is Thefirst time tha most of them haebe ina France. Hardly any speak Enlish. and ?? who speak Frenrh do so withu dinaicnty. Al te1 staying here a k abon t fiftr of the party id. tend to visit London t The ...

... the actress's voice. A certain languor' iu the earlier part of the first act, and a tendency to become iuaudibhi in rapid speaking. hovvever, soon gave way to the excitement of the situation; and the magnificent cry of de- spair with which she throws herself ...

... listen to them. It is most unfortunate that such a be. lief should be entertained. Let vestrymen kunow that even Mr. lhish speaks of 11hundreds of men now devoting their services eefafly to the public. No greater help can they render now than by showing ...

... France, which is breaing out evenI in a the provincial towns and in the strees of the f( capital when foreigners are heard speaking in a ul Ktrange toguae. Cries of Long live the A Kingl are accompanied by Down with tl Prancel .Death to Frenchmen! ...

... de RBnde, the Pope's Nuncio, who as a simple priest lived long in Loidon, held a con- Ad firniation to-day at the English-speaking -d Catholic ckurch in the Avenue Hoche, and preached a short sermon in English to the oonfirmed, who, I uuderstand, were ...

... OCtober, I don't think the denial goes for much. It is probable that Admiral Peyron will succeed hbim. Although several Journals speak of the Em- press Eug;enie being secretly in Paris trying to rally toe scattered remnants of the Imperialist narty, it is certain ...

... journals are simplypersonal views of the writers. The International African Association has entrusted no one with the right to speak in its name, and no modification has been made in the plans which it is seeking to realise on the Congo. CUBA. NEW YORK, SEPT ...

... these circumstane I mut ask that the mod. ilug may be held elsewhere, as Air. Stdpr is a. whom no Lord Mayor would hke to speak at the Man- so~n. House. The JTewish comm.nit is one of the largest in the City, and compses amog its membe many of oar most ...