... Tkic Editor of the MetUenl An-ual speaks in the highest tmn* of Ci-DBURY's Cocoa as a beverage and ?. food for in- va.i.it on account of its absolute purity, high quality, and great solaoility; and counsels the Medical profession to remember, in recommending ...

... gentleman rose to speak, when ! Sir Wil iam ruled him out of order, as he only re- j presented a Darlington shareholder by proxy. The |pr ;.\y could scarce believe his ears. What, come ail ! the wav from Darlington, and then not be allowed ; to speak? Oh, monstrous ...

... sick headache is misery, what are Carter's Little Liver [ Pi'.U if they will positively cure it? People who have used Uiein speak frankly of their worth. They are smalL, and easy i to take. DDirvnxi's Old Irish Wliislry is recommended fey tha i medical ...

... his recently puhl'-hed __m on the Tipperary kL? . tft>»S, O-Leary, the ex-.'enian, has been ZJ^ * *8 the persons invited to speak at the publt _ he ll,t * tion in Limerick on the sth ore. to _> t lo^^ bi-centenary of Sarsfietd's defence of L-2 f * the ...

... Kendal on their return from America. The function will take place at the Hotel Metropole on June 26th, aud Mrs. JLeeley will speak a special address written for the occasion. ...

... Hallam Tennyson testifies that the tones of his father's voice were given back with startling fidelity. Mr. Hallam Tennyson speaks of the phonograph as truly a miraculous invention. ...

... Charles Tennant, the brother of Mrs. H. M. Stanley, has landed at New York, and been pounced upon by th nterviewers. In speaking of the oontro- vsrsy which was carried on in the newspapers as to whether Mrs. Stanley was the model for Millais's pic- ture ...

... brought home with him have already netted £10,000. In the course of each lecture he appears in his prisun garb. Major Pond speaks of Kennan as hiti be3C card. He has booked £6,000 worth of contracts for thi& season. ...

... tenderness and woman's ready I bold it safe in golden frame, all starred with gems of sympathy ; Firm, gentle Lip 6, so quick to speak the kindly word of hopeful cheer; A smile that flashed out through the dark when sorrow- cloud hong grey and drear. Blackburn ...

... GLADSTONE A SLIPPERY EEL. Monsignor Munro presided the other night at a soiree of the St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathe- dral. Speaking of the cumulative vote, he said there was a danger that it would be neutralised. This was to be done by the Ward trick, the ...

... SIR WILLIAM HARCOCRT M?Pn. Sir William Harcourt, speaking a*- rhp ( a Conference in Sheffield, yesterday 'said ?? tington had compared him to -\liriam bT- rejoiced at this, the discomfiture oi thel I Well, he did not object to f ; as Miriam was a vtrv ...

... in the presence of Count Szapary, the Hungarian Premier, and many other Hungarian and Servian authorities. Count Szapary, speaking in French, welcomed the Servian representatives and dwelt upon the great importance of the work which would greatly facilitate ...