... the pliuth of the cclmnm when ho Wtemteto speak. Witnes confirmed the aevidence gie bthFstwitness. When Gough was 2. arrested defendant stoodupon a sa~t on the north aide of the square. H~e commenced to speak, and said, ?? and fellow workmen. I have come ...

... crsh the national spirit in Ireland, and that the only alternative was a policy of con- eiliation. Sir George Ttevelvan, speaking at a confer. ence of the South Wales and Monmouthabira Liberal Federation yesterday, at Pembroke Dock, said there was a ...

... Cleveland had departed one jot or tittle from the platform of the Convention which nomi- nated him. Mr. Mitchell (Oregon), speaking in favour of the esablislbment of a now caval station on the Pacific Coast, referred to-the faot that the whole cosvntg wns ...

... in Ireland, and it is muoh to be reretted that Lord AsUsouP, who is a member of tho Exeoutive Government, and no lawyer to speak of, should have sat in a ease affecting the administration of the Coercion At. We have on a previous occasion. explained the ...

... turned into a ic perfect Babel. At length the chairmano restored some- ?? immediatelyu r. Chpn a mfo n rerad hre dd o ws Geto speak pranay inoore, bth oppsition t ?? for Blunt,' and hret wshould never have cmr efore thep constituencyhad ha not bneten asked ...

... taken from him by force. It is difficult to believe that subordinate oEffials, of whose personal courtesy Mr. BLtuNT hiuself speaks in terms of generous saise, would have taken such a step with- out direct instructions from Dublin Castle, and Du'liu. Castle ...

... facts regarding tho steel railindustry which are, set forth in an article on the tariff in aurper'6 Mgilcgczzne. Poughly speaking, the price of steel rails ?? seems to be about twice that to which the marvellous imuDrove- mouts in processes have reduced ...

... also, we are gladlto note, protested very strongly against a policy of obstruction in the House of Com- mons. Mr. PARsNELr, speaks so seldom and conveys his meaning so clearly that yve make no apology for transcribing his exact words. It would be politic ...

... LOND0ON, TUESDAY, January 24. Speaking atthe annual soiree of the Brad- ford Chambier of Commerco yesterdayD Mr. Shaw Lefevre, M.P., alludedto the revival in trade. lie thought that the low prices of recent years had stimulated production, and that this ...

... to- be day, to offer their congratulations to the Wi Hungaru Premier on the occasion of the New ex Year. Count Bela Benffy, speaking on behalf at of thosepresent, expressed their absolute loyalty to their leader and the ehief of the 5abiuet. Gi The Count ...

... done tio port with Its tereser of Wsstll ligkt. and in- S tertIM res. ring. 1-l htonu or. At AGOSY.- Its irj irosible to speak too I J4hghyo ?? 'Argoy.' -Max Sup n.Ar AJuI6 AGU 0 'i'liTh populrmonhthly continues I Jl ,I40oetrn 8coerdna TitW ARliOO~.-JLaoh ...

... commenced to address about 210 1.people who, gathered round him. After speaking a few 'jminutes, Hicks was forcibly removed by the police. 1,He, however, persisted in bcs endeavocrsd to speak, and S. was at length ramtoved in custody to King-street police- ...