... Lyons, Marseilles, and Bordeaux entered by a side door. M. Anatole de la Forge took the chair. M. Yves Guyot was the first to speak. He has a clear, easy style and a good deal of wit. He denied that the Republican cause was tobe in any degree served by a ...

... Pointing out the difficulty which existed in ob- taimng English clerks to do business abroad in consequence of their inability to speak foreign lauguages, and also a similar difficulty at home, Sir John said that the fact was that foreigners were more and more ...

... incomes have fallen; and as there is a limitation in regard to the rise of fees, the prospects of the profession, commercially speaking, we in Dr. RICOAnSOW'S opinion poor indeed. Even outside the pro- fession he ses powerful causes at work in the same direction ...

... with the Hebre3 liberator Moses, who demsnded the radics release of Israel. Heaven sent him the watchworg of Radicalism, Speak to the people that they go for-! %vard. Even we ware indebted for much of the liberty we enjoy to the Hebrew patriot. The ...

... the astounding attitude of Paris on July 14. If M. Grevy hadnot been as phlegmatic as William tbQT4oitunru, the (norally speaking) magnetic storm which beat about him must have atdded ten years to his life. The fresh frontier inci- dents are sure, if ...

... dtwjpg the t or. beat 4-4di ath4P whole of the suetwordis, wit its 686 square iniles dvlwveas up some 1,476 me' This fact speaks volumes for our maune and morm!s Almong the nmtrious dutes devolvig on the police the qrAqM *t of lw- fi the ?? 4 01 %V Wk ...

... they are able to speak with some amount of authority. The ecoad is that the alleged feeling of the colonies on the Irish Crimes Bill has been used by a member of the Imperial Government as an argument in favour of the measure. Speaking in east London the ...

... respectable language his contempt for~ respectable notions. A mnan who speaks iin public as he speaks in private has no sense of do- cency, just as a mall who speaks in private as he speaks in public has no sense of humour. But !Ur. B.ALrouiv was addressing ...

... reject it. e Jrish tenants and those who represent them ow well enough that time is on their side, 1 the landlords-we are speaking of them onlyI 9 body and not of exceptional and individual ,s.-were to accept such a Conference, the nnts would at once asume ...

... of the Bill, which Mr. Lebeau. seaonded..-3r. Wem said that as anassisttant of thirty-six years' standir hs could claim to speak to them on the subject. H had to work from 6.20 a~m. until 12 at night and ha considered that was no more nor less than slave ...

... of civilised States, and ?? proceeds to recount how fuir this task has been accomplished in the different countries. 9 In speaking of Italy, Pope Leo developes the b ideas expounded in the Consistorial Aflocation D of May 23rd, and with regard to the Roman ...

... caongrauate each other~ at Primrose League ftese. Wel went speakers for ?? for choice-nd efterwarde canddlates wsho wll speak and speak often. They would find a soil fertilised by4 coercion,! ad would reap af gene- rous ?? faithfully, - XID~EIh DEESOB ...