... himself by his hands. A I medicine bottle and a tumbler were an the seat. The de. C ?? ceased, who appeared stupefled, tried to speak, but could C ie not. The deceaaedwasta kemtothehospita.- . ?? At Fonwell, house physician, deposed to recoivinj the de. ceased ...

... instaqt, when the last steamer, the Tantsha, ,ir left Sonakim, To begin at the beginning. i- The Eastern. Soula (I am not speaking s- of the western provinces) remained undisturbed at uatil last Jnly, when Sheilik Digna, an inti- ~t. mate friend of the ...

... been so asked he was bound to call the meeting. He 20 thought they ought to protest against the Government 22 allowing men to speak sedition end every sort of treason eQ with pefect imepunity, while honest, loyal Men g assembled to protest against it were ...

... lina left * The date of the annual meeting at Birming- in ham of the National Reform Union, at which Mr. .e Forster is to speak, line been altere to Friday, January W 25, to avoid clathig with another meeting at Birming.. a bamn on Jantiary 29. A) The ...

... Freycineot his thl dird, with a eroan of *bitei rbges. M. Paul It 9Ett wis,'-it isd reportd,' too overcome by p.. emotion to speak in this room, but~subse'qnentli he made a short speech in the garden. ,Re- wE ' ferring to tbekgrand and far-seeing ideas of ...

... ddid notknow what he was about, andthe :S otberhad notbing to swy. Afterwards they said that - they wishod to call friends to speak to their character.- 'ithe Aistt-Jdgosaid he Would give them the op. portunity of doiug so, aud deferred pasing senteace, Tim ...

... Hungarian Diet to-day visited 2. Tiasa to offer their congratula. tions on the occasion of the New Year. Count Bauffy, fl speaking in the name of the party, assured the Premier of their unabated confidence. Me condemned the E Anti-Semitic agitation and ...

... observed to o leave white marks, and hence it was perceived . that he had been artificially whitened for the occasion. It speaks something for the forbear- anee of the people-at least, in the capital- That this ill-mannered jest at the expnse of an sbject ...

... enabled to 1fulfil that which is etifl soki In his duty to his generois oonstitu- ental, viz., hu uccount oE his tearrship. : Speaking a11 New 'ear's gathering of the Druids at Oxford, last night, the Earl of Jesey sidd he did not think there 'ould be a y ...

... MN Robertson, MP., the selocted ibera candidate for Merionethabire, presided ae an Eitsdd- fod held at. Dolgely yesterday. Speaking on thE qucstiou od education, the hon. gentem~an eud tat Go verumeustmust be presssd to continus the grail Qi 4,VGQO a year ...

... danger of one 1kid or anothew; to which an obstrutive' policy pmued bhy Lords might expose thewhol community. ILord Jn r, speaking on the smbed; of tho Franchise-at Oxford the night before last, Ina ro a sort of ?? and in a somewhat PlaintivE o tone, oi ...

... hat the proportion of Irishun i who cums with these iiadictfts to help them in the in- traggle of lfe was, comparatively speaking, few. by = 4ag:a matter that deserved attention. He desired UN9 to see the people live asnd thriva at home; but as I is ...