... residing at Sandgate. He is deecribed as a men of rather commanding appearance, being above the middle height. His acquaintances speak of him in the most respectful terms, stating- that in spite of an occasional reserve he has a plentiful flow of animal spirits ...

... the nisteri4 mposition, and that, fnal arrange- ments .will be ade in the course of the week. .Tie ~aeris of this evewng, speaking of the in- ?? 4f M' . Wilsop in public affairs, says !tha, the Ministers ,bave taken the nitidative in respect~y sibasilttingto ...

... to cry out h t the operatives ought to ?? a redutio a a 1 wrages2' __ _ __ _ M R. }3RDLVA H ND iES SEAT.-Mr. Brad- laugb, speaking last ight at the Hall of Science, said n announcement had appeared that the Government Itended very shortly t'o brig in an ...

... said that he iound a farm highly and successfully cultivated where the wife spoke nothing but Gaelic, and her husband could speak nothing but Italian. (Laughter.) He had no doute the success of the management was due to the fact that they had an ordinarv ...

... of the foreign Powers watched the aaucwuvres from ltetorbido. The british officers, General Fremantle and Captain Sacoyer, speak warmly of the extrenae civility siowA to thern here. GERMAN IEWS& BM W -AMAY trso0r oun eo aoZxii.) Tnae mperor went to Potsdam ...

... aourt but, though sh aspaitsl outo daner ahe bad sustaind snba~ ?? touth cthroat tea shbe pould not spaadi oto ~the ?? neva speak anerenyntw oasi ertowg I. fna oz Jae ldc;ueky of the ajno addrese, ap lied t6 swgenieor. Heleft to g6 to his workatkes. A?Pleby'e ...

... delivering MSidIU ?? 'rsjioj of voike. Z -Aleeander wonidlavo rmae lovet m.r wilectrer if ?? obeedthe request dt' theS ganr to speak up;s± *, I e} ?? *61 eli thati n-S a>ke- of^- her h-plywet areull3y mohe,'andV may be sai to have been slloweda fair chance ...

... individua~lly as M~am~anlis. fljibrnnlis, Seydanlis, &a. The Huidar-Anlis, m their turn, comprise the Haidar-Aniis strictly speaking-that is the principal clan- the Adamanlis, Galigenlis, &o. Each tribe numbers about five thousand houses or tents. They ...

... IRELAND. ,1ROM Oull CORRmPoNDEN.T.) IDUBLMN T=MWnAna ?? Sir PAlPh Cuah,* chairmau of the Midlana Great Western, Railway, speaking at the halfyerly beating of the company to-day, said the. posiio tiis comr or a favourableeoronazoolg.. tioatly, nyother ...

... drama, A Sailor jand Bis Less. Unfortunately, I quite fail to see in. what respect sfuch realisation differs, artisticall~ speak- i kg, from the pictures given in true tragedy a erecua- 'tions by the axe or guillotine, as in dramas illustrating the lris ...

... thing remains ia the dark; we must therefore go ?? get information from the Chinese themselves, since the' Ministry will not speak out. The Marquis Teong has had the kindness to talk at large with us on the situa- tion' The French Government, said the ...

... Ile and blood of a free oountry, and they could not be tog' bihty spoken of. They could ncot a ways get g Iod lkal mene to speak,'ud it appeared to'bim that ?? who made it their business to study pohtical questions and give lectures upou them were verV ...