... an article by Mr. GLADSTONE, W which appears in The Xineteeftd Centugy for July. Some weelm ago, Mr. GLADSTONE says, when speaking in the House of Commons on some question of Irish policy, he had occasion to refer to the nature of the transactions by which ...

... Liberal organizations to arrange mUetings, there is no difficulty in getting members of the late Liberal Govern- iaent to speak on political topics in London. Last night Sir GEoF.oE TREVELYAN addressed a great Liberal mceting in the.s.Victoria Hall, near ...

... ty, thougbt of their evidence is sufficiently manifest from the fact that before calling upon the pri- soner's counsel ta speak be put it to the jury whetber there was any case, and declared that a dead set3 appeared to have been made by these medicrl ...

... call r yourselves Nationalista really speak with the voice of the Irish poople. You are here but somue dozen, fifteen, or twenty, and I find opposed to you a great amajority of eighty or more who all say you don't speak -forthehlriih people, that Ireland ...

... us by r. several correspondents, we have: Telepheme- a a telephonic message, from the Greek tele- r afar, and phemii-to, speak. This, if accepted, tl would of course settle the matter outright; but it in to be observed that lexicographers and grammarians ...

... not believe that the great bulk of Baptistshadgoneastray. Hebolieved yet if they could get a chance of speaking for themselves that they woud speak out for the old truth, but they had not that opportunity, and perhaps might not soon get it, but ha would ...

... condition of the Italiaus in the East, and repeated his former declarations to tho Chamber concerning the Italian mis- sionaries. Speaking of Cardinal Lavigerie, he said :- Nobody doubts that the Cardlinal, far fron.being a missionary, was in reality a political ...

... Booth-Tucker emphasized the necessity for giving up all in order to get power in Christian service. -The General did not speak beyond making a few in- cidental brief remarks, and giving an exposition of the Epistle of Jude.-In the afternoon and evening ...

... constable asked her ifsb shea kne 3v iu said sont the station. Mrs. Whitemnan's reply waes: ?? had uot the opportunity to speak, because they huwtled me off into a cold cel1-inato a nlece a had no o~pportunity ol~f aspceaking tso ,inybossy Mr.H.L. Todd ...

... would be ou thi Rossendale division mnere than any part of the Empire. Mu. HEaErmT GiLaDSTOrN ON vE1 GOVEnsrENT PLBnGEs.-Speaking at Newton Abbott, on Saturday, Mr. Horhert GlRdstone, MB.P., said that in their first Session the Government had a simultaneity ...

... All'., and other oflicials beiun ?? Compton wvis well received as he ?? his views relating to various mining questions. Speaking of the mining industry, he pointed out that he wished to treat it as at question of national impotaunce sand national interest ...

... and heavy showers of the past few days. Weverthe- less, such complaints must be weigkedagainst the. reports of others who speak of the hay crop as the best 1 ever remember, the .best.ever, grown, almost double.thbaaverge, and so forth. The 4i ...