... they were married there,aud, adds Mrs Kendal, I think the people there have a sort of affection for us. So I cannot help speaking of Manchester first and foremost. Glasgow is the town where Kendal began his professional career, at £1 a week, and there ...

... Liberals were resolved to propose ex-King Milan as a candidate fa the Skupshtina. MR SPURGEON AND THE CHURCII OF ENGLAND. Speaking at the autumnal meeting of the Surrey and Middlesex Baptist Association at Wimbledon on Wednesday, Mr Spurgeon said the Baptists ...

... desirable to meet the financial obligations which had been incurred. In conclusion the committee rejoiced that they were able to speak so unreservedly of the success the various departments of tbe institute, and appealed to the members and friends of youDg people ...

... which might have been out of place in a court of law, but if he did so it was because the character of the matters he had to speak to required it. He appeared there to address their lordships contrary to the advic3 of Mr Parnell, and spoke for himself. He ...

... sincere desire to witness the success of the policy which he urges the Government to pursue. sneers at Lord Ashboubne's Act, and speaks of it as an Act u for purchasing the land of the Irish landlords at the expense of the English people. Now the success of ...

... was, of course, compulsory', gave a reverie of Schumann's with sTeat ness. Of the Concerto in D minor it is im.posaiuci to speak too highly • it is a piece which genius from both performers, and for once played as is deserves. Mons. Tivadar Sachet having ...

... Association, and asks that, as he can find a word for the horrors of Turkish misrule in Armenia, he might also find room to speak of the horrors cf the autocrat's rule in the Russian Empire. If Mr Gladstone chooses4to enter into this new field of international ...

... desirable to meet the financial obligations which had been incurred. In conclusion, the committee rejoiced that they were able to speak so unreservedly of the success of the various departments of the Institute, and appealed to the members and the friends of ...

... Strickland-street Lecture Hall on Wednesday. There was a large attendance.— Mr J. T. Reynard was voted to the chair, and, after speaking of the ability of the candidate, he introduced Councillor Loten who was followed by the Rev Hopper Joplin. The latter, in ...

... Romer Pam. was betrayed. All who heard Yr. will remember what an ameesepticre of righteous indiguatese he deployed wine he speaking gem the proarises of liberal speakers in the recent byealso bons. He likened them pralines to and be said some me kind of ...

... affairs of the town is intrusted by the ratepayers Of course at the outset there may be some slight additional expense ; but I speak now of the ulti. mate result. It would be most invidious my part, aria entirely contrary to m y . juuetice,. to interfere between ...

... her antecedents, and she had also refused to be photographed, which may or may not be wrong. She said, when her tarn came to speak, that she had been treated shamefully whilst she had been under remand, and if her story is true, had been most shamefully ...