... aad though, after that came nothing then Was another separation, they have always remained on speaking terms There are several at his old ooUeagaee the front bench with whom Chamberlain cat off from intercoarse. Sir George Trevelyan and he, for example ...

... operative raoTement*, series of articles in Parliament who have Norton speak hopefully it Liberal victory totnda that the character neat House of Com* y large degree on the ticasbire. Kennington London is concerned, ►■morrow (Norton will with no doubtful ...

... With the tears streaming down her cheek? heroic Helen replied“ You know swore speak the truth Tibbie, move dead than alive, was suppo, hack to the prison, the people who thronged street commiserating the late of so youne fair a lassie. She was now in ...

... mor® able *o speak its mind freely! Talk United Ireland and Pain oil ** juic® Mr o*Brisn’s writers are not in it when Time* starts slogging. It said that the question of the letters which passed between Pigott and Soamea will be raised again upon report ...

... WOBKEES ADVISEES —WISE AND UNWISE. Speaking co operative exhibition Morpeth last Saturday, the Marquess of Bipon said, “He had firm faith in the introduction araoug them (the working class) on wide scale of real co-operative production, which would tend ...

... once attended a meeting which a man rose and said he intended to speak: that hitherto ho had been prevented from spe iking public by his wife, but that, she being dead, ho should now speak with freedom. “He did so,’’added the clergyman, “and was not long ...

... but the audience was most uproarious, and after quarter of hour's attempt at speaking the candidate subsided. Sir E. Clarke, the Solicitor- General, who then attempted to speak, could not get a hearing at all, and for some time two rival meetings were going ...

... said, ** Why is a lady unlike a mirror!” She gave it np. “Because,” said the rude fellow, “a mirror reflects without speaking; a lady speaks without reflecting.” “Very good,” said she. “Now answer me. Why is man unlike a mirror!” **l cannot tell yon,” said ...

... ” interrupted the imprudent Sir John. “II judges don’t speak so as to heard, they might as well not speak all.” “What does the fellow say?” asked the nettled judge. “He says that yon don’t speak out you may at well hold your tongue.” “Ohl My Lords, what ...

... extirpation of all Americans within tho Empire, and possibly all Engli.-h-speaking people. A Chinaman never forg&ta and he never forgives. It may lead to slaughter of the English-speaking people, and it may not; lam not prepared say which, but that they propose ...

... THE INFLUENCE OF INVENTION ON HISTORY. Speaking the first annual dinner of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, Lord Salisbury dwelt upon the immense possibilities that were before electricity. **l have often thought,” he said, ** that if history ...

... “You lie; you little scoun ” Small man (turning round): “Beg pardon, sir; are you speaking to met” Large man (confusedly); “Y—no !No I didn’t say anything. I wasn’t speaking. I—l Small man resumes his writing. Large man goes back to last platform of the ...