... Prince's schooner Ailice, whilst Mr. Albert Brassey's big three-masted schooner Czarina, also made sail in the samle directiorn. Speak~ing of this craft, it mnay he menetioned that a private match has been arranged be-. tween her, the Palatine, and Chazalie ...

... intelligence by advocating impracticable measures. Why talk of agitation in the House of Commons? It is sheer nonsense to speak of it. How can Ireland expect relief from alien legislation which regards the Irish as an inferior race P There canrbe no bene- ...

... measure' sihould Dot exteadto Ireland; but he hal since received quite contradictory axpressions of opiniou from those abls to speak oa ths subjebt. He was also disappointed at his failure to modify the Bill greatly, and thought it would be benefilial only ...

... was no class of working people more frugal, hardworking, and God-fearing. THE BISHOPS AND THE DnoxAsED WrIF's SisTRa BLa.- Speaking at Narborough, near Leicester, yesterday, the bishop of Peterborough said the Bishops I had been charged with disgraceful ...

... the Arrears Bill was drafted by himn in Kilutainham. Gaol, and pointed out that this asser- tion remained uncoutradicted. Speaking of Mr. Her- bert Gladstone, whom he called Mother Carey's chicken, lie expressed the opinion thazt they shoulld certainly ...

... that tley had euterel into a conspiracy to mutrder Itin: and that they bail tried to poison him. The- defendant denied the speak. ing of the words- in ?? defamatory sense im- puced, and said Lhat he had been informed by a man LuernedDineen that he an~dthe ...

... Georse IV. wigs, catled ?? and dyed i mperial -tufts. At every step we rnm against Dr Slammer and Major Bagstock} not to speak of the immortal Peadeunis himselt.' Alker's Smptoms are accompanied by the plates illustrat.- ing thefamous song of The ...

... Opportusts really vished- forthe prolonlgation of ?? ccupation1 in Egyt for financial puroe, while at tl* same-n tlze tey would speak of it as a grvance. The (Msloi. has interviewed Seior: Canlovas del Cafsllo u Carlsbad. Te dismissed Minister naturally throws ...

... Gladstone, who hed been sitting at the lower end of the bench, evidently without intention of taking part in the proceed- ings. Speaking with self-restraint, di§;cult to mailitain in the face of continuous interruption from the Irish quarter, the Prime Minister ...

... prted a revolver at him and told him to stand .'haek. One of thementhen had hold of his father bythecollar. They ' were. speaking - about the, atuf bank. ,EaWs wife came up and a revolver was re- seated at her also, and she was told her baius would. be ...

... PARNELL ON HOMU VTJLU PROSPECTS; - . .BY TEMEGRA of ?? OUR OWN COB mSPONDITJ. . DUBLIN, WnDNMAn NreW. nvc . Mr. 'arnell, M.P., speaking 8t' meeting of w the NationalklLague to-day, saidtbe number present ele ?? it ilegsagain. .so (Applause.) He did not exaggiriae ...

... on this sub- ?? Chambers, Westinster resulted in an adjournment to February 7, at 8 o'clock, as many pme- aent wished to speak wvho wiill then have an opportu- nity. I wish to call attention to the debt Of gratitude which the people owre to their hereditary ...