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... PItHK A. T. bTBWART. of Rev York, epee X said, speaking of bis early life, I nerer hot that whiob filled my eye for my money.” See Bachelor'a Bedroom” exhibited in Warerooma. Extraordinary ralae WALTER FLEMING. Boon Fcnxitnnn. fll Gnayron nninT. MR EDWARD ...
... •nr. lbs bowl wonIJ daiit folan A Sharoholder-Do yoa speak for the hx.,l, ItoChmmao said to would « as chairmen «>raa direr tor what hfrr. said was carried out. (H-au.) l Dr. Meredith thro withdrew hit arore/*I T-it. thro preposed rS^^ Mr Thomas Stuart ...
... THE DEBATE ON THE IRISH BILL. UR. GLADSTONE’S SPEECH. (eases association telkq&av.j London, Fbidat. Ur Gladstone will speak at some moving the aaeond reading of the Home Bole Bill on Monday. In the course of his remarks, which will probably occupy about ...
... ON IBtLAHD. (bt nuMaan.) MaadoUo. speaking Wedreohary lost night, ent how oorioao oboredotho Irish quootion ooaatitatad to many reforms nrponUy aeodod ta advance tbe lorelUgowre and comfort of the people. odnootioa needed made free; tochairei more ; load ...
... late A.T.KTBWART. of New York, one* J. said, speaking of hia early life, I never bought any thing bat that whkrti filled eye for my money. See Uadielor'a Bedroom’’ exhibited in Warcrooms. Extraordinary WALTER FLEMING. llonsK 81 nmgrr. ...
... Mb w. h. t b, Y.II.C_A. EraegeUet, tnu. SPEAK AND BING CHRISTIAN UNION BUILDIK4B, To-morrow (SUNDAY) «DO. And Moadey. Taaiday. and Wcdaeadxy Erealsn o'clock. ...
... Baptist ghapi Laver Abbey Mb. HUGH D. BROWK, Will (D.T.) speak to-morrow boob and 7 p.m. cordially lnT»i>d. tree. ...
... POLITICAL BPBRVHES. (ar TCLKOBiPB.) The Bon. E. Stanhope. M.P., speaking Sheffield last night, said the Government by bolding out the prospect farther and sweeping concessions to'tbe disloyal patty in Ireland bad made the restoration ot law and order ...
... THE DON. D. PLCNKET ON THE ELECTIONS. (BT TKLBOUAPB.) Speak!af at Dorahostoron Saturday ntffct, ...
... square where a. was organised From 7.U00 to 10,000 ssmmlilnl round the stands, bnt the speaking did not begin until o'clock. The crowd rapidly dwindled, and when tbs speaking ended, just before C o’clock, only some 2,000 remained. Father M'Olyra, Mr Genre* ...
... D.Y.M.C.A. fTTHE REV. J. P. DICKERSON, former Jnbiiea I Singer, will Speak Sing, 8 o'clock this (Taeaday) Eveoing, Chriitiaa Caion Boudiogs. Kerryone welcome. ...
... the debate had lasted for weeks, and bo liMiugbt it was the custom that the supporters of against the second reading should speak drat and stlow those who were in favour of the second reading fottow them. In view abstention at prominent Conservative leaders ...