... Agency, which supplies provincial jour- nals devoted to the throne and the altar with Paris news, political and otherwise, in speaking of the Buchanan House letter of the Comte de Paris, says that until the cont: ary is well esta- blisheci it will treat this ...

... he could do as he pleased, but he must go away, he said to the crowd, Well; friends, what shall I do; speak or not e Some persons said, Yes; speak, but others said, No, don't; they are stronger than you; leave off ; and the defendant said he would ...

... adopted, of which there can scarcely be a doubt, London wtill possess a Liberal body which will be authorized to speak, and strong enough to speak with authority, on all political questions. It will he to the L~iberalism of the metropolis what the National ...

... having studied the nature of man more methodically. He thought the tiee had come for speaking out much more than they had done. As regarded schosis, it was too late to speak out whoeu a boy went to a public schoOi; there was often more need to do so before ...

... terfered, and though the Socialist leader at once for sook his elevated position on a chair a local Conserra- tive persisted in speaking, and was ultimately arrested, and last Monday he was fined at West Ham Police Court. The fact that the Socialist leader was ...

... and declaring that, 4n the opinion, of the Senate, Congress ought iiot to appoint a Commission to. adjust the question.. Speaking in eupport of this resolation, Mr. rye inveighed against the course pursued by Great Britain in this ques- tio.: The American ...

... xactly. LordO-: Butthereisonething tfat Z may say officiauy and with authority. In my capacity a Viceroy of Ireland, and speaking with the sauctioa of the whole Cabinet on this ?? subject, a subject on which I may say we are absolutely unanimoue, I have ...

... should refuse to speak if there were police in uniform on the platform. The chairman and committee members did all in their power to persuade the police-master to go down, but without avail. Time drew on, and it was near Mr. Berg's time to speak. He then rose ...

... esoteric sort, ?? is speaking non-officially, and quite beside the mark, Then ho!T ho!a 'tis very certain we shall have so1110 splendid sport At those simiple-muinded Ilads stumbling blindly in the dark, If he's fibbing or finessing, speaking purely for himself ...

... YESTERDAY -'The Marquis of Ripon spoke at Manches- ter in favour of Mr. Gladstone's policy in regard to Ireland. - Speaking at Edinburgh, Lord Hartington objected to the Government of Ireland Bill because it might lead to the destruction of our system ...

... last night gives no sup- port to the rumour that he was coming round to the views of the Government N on the Irish question. Speaking at a meeting of the Bradford Liberal Committee for the a maintenance of the Legislative Uinkn, Lord in ATINGToN attacked ...

... Baveusteiu as to the number of Welsh-speaking W people in that area, and he gives it as 1,006,100, in. us stead of 934,530, and he omits to state that out of that ml number 640,420, according to Mr. Ravenstein, could lei de speak English as well as Welsh. He ...