... CO-OPERATION, Thc Co iue ttive News of this veek publishes the following letter from Mr. Gladstone in reply to an luvitationuto speak at a co-operative festival, to be hold ct the Crystal Palace on Saturday, August 18th:- IHouse of Coammons, 3rd July, 188B ...

... necessarily u- bo intarrupted. I also pointed out tbat ono Irish mcm- ber atleastMr. NV. A. Macdonald, who wae very in anxioue to speak on the question, had gone home, on Dl the distinct understanding, which had previously been A arrived at, that the Zulu debate ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... P We want to t speak to you.! Althoughtbeprosecutorsaidho ?? . gaged thourisoner repeatedly-requested him to conie ov Whe he left the house the prisoner and the a other man followed him, and Milne said; Harris, e you refused to speak to me when I asked ...

... had no fault to find, and in every respect gave the firm an excellent character. Speak as you find them, Nwas their very excellent motto ; and they cer- tainly did speak with no uncertain voice. Messrs. Bryant and May themselves, of course, feel that ...

... uressiomi that I had maequt inosl o1 them for a ~Vs Man to speak, n e p nr than it was pro- fitable, for other *is mntliento. (Laughter.) I I conesfes that it was wit soereluctance that II consented to speak. at all to-night. I had been he- thisikiu ng m of the ...

... (Belfast) addressed the meeting onthe Evangelisatiun ofireland, Ireland. he thought, had a sp~ecisl claftm upon Enoglish-speaking Christendom. They bad two divisions of evauosilistio work in Ireland -fov the strengthening of meek on- regations and for ...

... day at St the Miahdi's door, wwhere he is exposed to all tL sorts of ill-treatmrent and insults. HIe is not bc allowed to speak at all to the other Europeans, nor to visit the Bazaar. Respecting Lupton 5 Boy, and Ncufold, the report confirms the X statement ...

... Watney etreet, St. George's Eat, was charged with causing an obstrne- tion outside Messrs. Bryant and 'sU efactory, Bow, by speaking from a platform and roeusing to leave.- Aniuspectormaidthathorcmeived information thatmorn.. ipg that the employbe of Messrs ...