... cheering for Home Rule, singing ' Wait till the clouds roll by, and other ditties. When Sir Henry! James came forwvard to speak, the right honourable gentleman stood in the front of the ?? for a quarter of an hour without being able to utter a word, and ...

... YBRIEN AND THE MAYOR OF TORONTO. The Mayor of Toronto, in resprose to the tele- gram from Mr. W. O'Brien askiog perumissxon to speak atthe meeting of citizemoonvened for Batur- day, telegraphed to him as follows:-I cannot ask you to come to Saturday's meeting ...

... forces, Several chiefs of the party will appear and speak at public meetings before the eventful contest on Wednesday, but meanwhile those behind the scenes remember that working as well as speaking is essential to the triumphant'return of the candi- ...

... Hund reds of appiications for guinea tickets of adwoi&on to the rink meeting on Wednesday night, at which Mr. Gladstone will speak, have already been refused. Preparations have been made for the reception and entertainment of 2400 delegates to the Federation ...

... the witness box with his head bandaged, L identified the prisoner Scott as one of the men who assaulted him. He could not speak to Connor.- Willism Hill, labourer in a brickyard at Stockport, stated that early on the morn;ng or the 5th of Novem- ber he ...

... I should doabt it; at all events I do know that at the time I speak of it afforded a not-to-be-negleted opportunity fur the officads tolevy a species of bla maiJ, and in the case I speak of it happened tbus-W hen the pilot boarded oS be inforined us ...

... hereby rescinded. Mr. Finney proceeded to speak at length to this resolu- tion, but was so repeatedly interrupted and con- trsdicted that he gave up the task in despair. -Mr. Naylor would insist upon speaking to a point of order, but the chairman would ...

... ISPEECHES OUT OF PARLIAMENT.I 31r. Ashmead Bartlett, speaking at a meeting at Westminster last night, said he believed the present Ministry would be Judged by their success or failure in the government of Ireland. The English people were tired of shi ...

... need not enlarge. It is only of the expenditure of the large sub of money which will no doubt be subscribed that I wisq to speak, and I hope that good intentions are a sufficient apology for venturing to oppose a scheme so earnestly taken up by one in ...

... kept of the quantity, and this showed that there was a looseness in doing the bosi. ness of the department. He went on to speak of the payment of wages to men for which the Corporation received no consideration, and said the Corporation had been defrauded ...

... power whatever to gant each a summons. THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC MEETING, Mr. Stuart Wortley, Tinder Secretary for Home Affairs, speaking last night at Chelsea, referring to the disturbance last Sunday. said the permission to use Trafalgar-square for mseetings ...

... character, and knows how to thread the tor- tuous passages of Tulrkish statesmnhip. H~e speaks Persian, I believre, nearly as well as his old colleague, Sir John (brat, speaks Maorh There is an alarm amounting to panic in the German Wsar Office-an alarm which ...