... therefore, and were desirous of going out, therewas an admirable opening for them n a c eolony already made by ?? people speaking their own language and following their ow laws and customs. In we NorthWest territory land might almost be bad for the sAkifg ...

... influence of an excitement similar to that which governed them on the previous occasion. Of the professional critic we need not speak ; he is very rarely demonstrative, and, properly, waits for his opinion to be made known in another way, thus removing him ...

... ''to act, or for inciting others to do so, in the sense implied by your correspondent, but merely for views expressed in speaking and writings for far less, in fact, than Mr. George is now daing in England and Scotland with inmpunity. I feel sure that ...

... During the last five or six. years I have attended public meetings held in London and many different parts of England to speak in favour of the extension of the franchise to women householders ; out claim, has ever been founded, like that of every class ...

... TE ATTOR3NEY-GENERAL AT BUSY. Speaking at Bury, with a view of contesting the borough, Sir H. James said the Liberal party came into office with the intention and the hope of doing much, and he claimed for his colleagues that they had to their utmost ...

... Sinnett's writes as follows Who is Mdme. Blavatsky? Mdme. Blavatsky is a woman of mystery. Od her life in the past no one can speak. All that is knovn is that she is the niece of General Fadayeff, the well-known Pans1kvonic leader, who died the other day ...

... people prejudioS t a- against the foreigner reveals itself in ways id which, though often extremely irritating, are .f n, ?? speaking barmless enough, and n, may even be positively amusing. For )a when eome half-naked ooolie,; whose social W and mental conditions ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. LORD SALISBURY. The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking at Manchester yesterday, said the industries of the country were in a most depressed condition, and he regretted that the Government, instead of doing anything to alle- viate it, only ...

... named that fail so completely to realize this ideal as Paris. When the born or trained l'risian speaks of France he means Paris, and when the pearant speaks of Paris he thinks of something almost as far away and vague as London or St. Petersburg. Paris ...

... the 21 5t inst, whten Mr. HuLeey Packs, of Prmvwold, who wan Teceutly adopted as tho umend Lberal cmdidate, is expected to speak in cou- junction with Ms. Johnson i'ergescoso, the fist I4beral ansdidae, wsho has alrne~ly eatcred UpOn bi41:pe1, The Consraive ...

... call-bell, and a lever by which it is set in motion or stopped. The 9nodus ojerandi is briefly this :=-A person begins to speak into the telephone, the lever automatically starts the mechanism, and a glass pen freely suspended is caused to move in unison ...

... minutes before the explosion took place. Carter states that for six weeks past a man, evidently of oze gn extiaction, although speaking English with fluency, has been in the habit of hiring boats fromn his raft. It was this man who, on Saturday afternoon, ...