... know, no one in this country .knowS Swhat is really going on ip Crete at this mcmw3. But the conviction of M. COnusTo- IDo03x speaks volumes in itsf. CHAK PAOCA was sent to Crete for the avowed purpose of invesating certain charges of murder and outrage agaiust ...

... miles an hour. The Irene kept aloneside until Holyhead was reached at 5 a.m., exactly five hours late. The 1 r passengers speak in the highest terms of the efficiency of both steamers, but for which en appalling calamity I was absolutely inevitable, forthe ...

... doubt, ho had dome good service in the past, but he would not hind that any uau whose Liberalisi was worth a buttou-top would speak oae half-worrd to meet him or bling hiue baek-(oheers)-except upon the termse he had iudicatod. There was no surer method of ...

... r-slly sad in ?? sight of a great e ?? with Wossominkg plants which up bodiy with the least possible tzat 0 soil. The report speaks of a local it ono- district who bas uprooted and 'alaost all the white water-blies in the gu'~ ~sld. Another has extirpated ...

... each party in the Division has been exceedingly busy completing its preparations. Numerous meetings were held yesterday. Speaking near Lincoln, Mr. Chaplin so took occasion to reply to Mr. Gladstone's speech h of the previous ?? Peterborough, our Cor ...

... nations whose goods Iae not better or cheaper than British goods. It is some consolation to observe that Mr. BAREP nevertheless speaks of the gigantic strides which British trade is making here; though he hopes it is not hypercritical to express a wish that ...

... littlo signs of intlligepus or omsotion. They turely, even the children. are sedu to smile. aud wve did not itotice thorn speak nirtog tieniselves. In this respect they evre vesy diliorout froma the !5outh Africanjs recantly exlli- bistig itu Irussecle ...

... aemouiu a meeting will be held at HIorley, and to-umorrow a t Lcngfletd, whlere Mr. Conwagy. M.P. for N~orthb Leetnim, wrill speak. LIlsisAL DEMONSzTBATION lr BALOBD.- The neemlbers of the South Salford Liberal Asoition heldi a dertsontratlofl on Saturday ...

... dinner E 1 We.s announced, Mr. Gladstone went to a lady E with whomt he was acquainted, and asked her E whether he should speak, when his health was ( I iroposed, in English or French. In Italy he ] ;always spoke in Italian. She said, You should 4 I ...

... time was a I-. memberof Dr. Peters' Eipedition. But he did uot as remain on good terms with his leader long, and 1. he now speaks oflDr. Peters with scant courtesy. He declares him to be totally unqualified for is the task he has iumdertalcen, and firmly ...

... the protoction of mining and other etiterprises in South-West African teritories coulditherefore be given. The report then speaks of the stoppage of mining enterprises in Damara Lk md, by which the fiuances of the CompanV: bad suffered seriously. The ...

... hosn:tni witness was asked to get eome paticulars. ; ?? -street. Defendant said ho j hald doze it accidentally. He could hardly speak.-a Mr. Lewis S:immns, toe defendant'e emplo3,er. msid 1' dec-roed and the- defendant were clerks. AtZnt ten ci nintlteS to ...