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... East African Com- pany were to pass into other hands. I ex- pressly repeat that it is a strongly Conservative paper which speaks in this tone, which as yet has only been adopted in the Liberal Press, (CTIOUGH it2UTEWS Aan>CY.) ZANZIBAR, Nov. 12. The Italian ...
... nail in the coffin of tho panic. Mr. FOcwVOOD is Secretary to the Admiralty, and while he was 2arctul to say that be did not speak for that departmaent, it is obvious that be spoke on the best information at command, for himself. Mr, FORWOOD blamed nobody ...
... never been undertaken by any one before, is that no- body but he has undertaken them. The fact is that the exertion of speaking to the vast audience in Bingley Hall is so great that there are few men at any age who would be equal to it. On the day on ...
... by Mr. OanOBNi Monc;Ax and Mr. SHAw LugvmI, and it ii expected that Dr. DALE, Sir JoHNc LvUnBo and Mr. SYDNEY BuxTow will speak in rempon5e.: Thcse Commissioners, and their colleagues of the minority, in the admirable Report in which they expressed their ...
... Wimbladoo's Laed Week. THIls is the last week of ?? bledon. Vhon we speak of Wimbledon we speak, of courset of the Wimbledon which is ineeparably asso- cinted in the mind of the preseut generation with the annuai encamptuent and training and rival ...
... 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 ...
... case of the late Mr. o= vn . He replied that; he considered the verdict to be entirely at variancewith the facts. Strictly speaking, of' course, this is not an answer, and- when Mr.; DA.oxoua was further asked whether he would take steps to hwre the proceedings ...
... was stated, to I erect a monument to the late Emperor in Ber- lin. The Empress was moved to tears; and was scarcelv able to speak. The former palace of the Crown Prince ninI Unter don Linden was to-da y in mourning. A flag with crape streamers waved on ...
... truth about Ireland. It carries a large supply of the ammunition of leaflets, and it is manned by two or three spoakers who speak to the country folk at the balting places. At Royston, on Wednesday, the van commenced its tour, when the Rev. EDWIN CORnOLD ...
... evidently not too well pleased at being the first at the meeting-place, but if there is t0 be fa quarrel, she is quite ready to speak her mind. The open telegram on the grass be- side her seems to suggest that she hasshad to put up with this kind of thing before ...
... Near the ohair there were .benches arranged House of Comunons fashion., :Whben anl hononrable member of the Ho0use rose ito speak she prefaced her remarks with lMadam, instead of 'Mr. Speaker, end !referred to the honourable opener, or ; honourable ...
... Roebdotle, Fe. 18. Dear Sflr,-I thank yotlu foe yourt frier. l~ketter lain or with tauy otheor pawrso. to- neetingst toe speak o thet Tories.; 1 have utfttended n meetijigaty since pa rty togthrad follow your leader. Tbere ore go wroog. 1 did not go ...