... ?rsoners thins, and had some oou- Ii versution about a statuary. Nicolelne acted as 61 spokesman, as the others could not speak English. of Witness wae ?? shown the head. and Nieolsin? said in that he would take 1104 for it. Next the ?? was 117 then produced ...

... Workmen's Sunday Association ,the, creditzc4 baring e demnrzstrated that Mr. H.- tiroedhiumit, M.P., wee not a entitled to speak ou behalf of the working oieees.oa the hunday question. The incomte during 1I8M 1asd been 5851. l4s. 4d., sald the bslanoe ...

... nt in the Diocese of Canterbury, appeasr to d to' l into a commono weakuess, that of wautiug the ?? of his convictions. Ie speaks of hundxeds of clery feeling the burden of auing it, 'because they have no euipatthy with the danmatory claue oil this most ...

... essayist's style may, perhaps, Br be considered to fall at timaes a little below the re, dignity of hi subject, as when he speaks of re Shakespeare and Dante as these two gifted to cnd singularly able writers; but his arguments th, are sustained with ...

... 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 ...

... bring them about, so that both money and privileges might be obtained by keeping the shipwrecked crews captive, nad so to speak trafficking in their lives and freedom? Idonotdiscuss herethe grievances which this Rajah mayhave, ormay pretend to have, against ...

... able to build a mission church holding live hundred poople for a sum of about 4d0?.- The Rev. E. Warra% the treasurer iu speaking on the chief points of the report, state that the work at Eton wbnt on with eas much interest and sirit as it did when it ...

... wihich he exortee apprci~tion of the honour to be dono him d~iis h . to attend. Lord Kenington and: 3. . ,Sam ey ar expectd to speak at the .banquat. Lv Wzxes Wanca-Bl~en wrecks were re- porta durin te past week, eir being Britih-wned 'vessels . d dye foreign; ...

... noble man, General Gordou, would make, he did not exactly know how, a good fln inh to au intolerablV bad business. (Chee.) Speak- ing of the Reform Bill for the extension of the County Press, an other enecial leasures had surely enabled HEodge by thistime ...

... invitation of wvorklesig h men at Birminin am3 to attend a dinner to be givau in II hsi. ?? on January d. ?? i BLACKBUBN. d Speaking at a grout tcomperazoe meeting at Black- burn Town Hall last night, 31r. Beovy'd, M., Ad veries! to thns extension of tbo ...

... alone are deemed worthy of legislative consideration. The fenea months fixed by. the Mundella Act of lS7S are, generally speaking, pretty true to nature, though in the cas of pike they should certainly run to the end a . Tuly. The lath of March of the ...

... instrumeant, and the other members of the a quintet. Of Mr. Stendse's performance of the flute h Lpat it would be impossible to speak too highly. A fmlt and rich tone, a style excellent alike in cantabile and o bravura passages, fnished execution, and clear ...