... the will. (Lughter.) I Several other attempts were made to get a will drawn up } and signed, but his brother could neither speak nor write, nor makte any sign of approval or disapproval abouat any;1 thing whatever. On the day that the will was said to ...

... borne proadly aloft. The standard of the army of the Rohenzollerns is well shown in miniature by this mid-day display, which speaks to the mind as well as to the eye. Yesterday, on the occasion of the ceremony of the Chapter of the Order of the Black Eagle ...

... had parted and become rapidly worse. Tke walls were falling in different directions, and I the back of the house was, so to speak, broken. The case had not concluded when the Court adjcurned for the day. ROBINSON v. IEELIS.-MONEY LENT. Mr. WAuGa appeared ...

... he , desired to make a statement to be published in the news- i papers. First he would speak of the evidence of Milling- ton. How he could swear that he could speak without 3 stammering for an hour, he did not know. It was all spite; and the same with ...

... cheers.) He may be-I am sure he is- an excellent man, but he is a desperately bad politicman. (Laughter.) He is in s bad way-I speak politically-and he deserves to be in a bad way. (Laeghter, and a Voice: -So he does.) I have looked up his electoral history ...

... be the irst portion of the United Kingdom to get the liquor trafic placed under popular control The hoe. Member went on to speak in favour of the abolition of the tax on tea. A Gu.AuTxmS FOE A, FORAcy or Ps.&Oz.-'the -Cotgue G a-te alludes to the appointment ...

... the bodv were inflicted before death.- |Bvidence was then given by a number of citnesses called before the Coroner, these speaking to the demeanour of the prisoners, and the recovery of the body from the pit shaft. On one witness, Mrs. Macintosh, being ...

... M'saovw said the question before the Council was the reception of the Consultative Committee's report Mr. Itizonri said he would speak upon the report. He must take exception to the first paragraph in the report. But first of all he would like to congratulate ...

... to do so. It is not true that I saw anything on the floor when I returned home on the Wedresdayths chid was lost, nor did I speak to my hues ?? abont mopping anythg nup. I did not hear any moan, nor did my husband say he would put me on the fire. I was ...

... Petersburg, and by Count Delianoff, Minister of Public Instruction. mr.' MaORTON, ?? AND DISESTABLISHMENT. Mr. Morton. MI.P., speaking at a meeting of Methodists last night, at Peterborough, said the Church in Wales was doomed, and after the next general election ...

... the county, I cannot call them together at short notice; but beig well acquainted with their views, I think I may venture to speak on their behalf in a matter of life and death. Individually, they viewed the offence as a most heinous one, but in coming to ...

... close e there were manifestations of applause fron a crowded court.-Mr. Burton then called a large number of wit- d pesses to speak to the character of the prisoners, including the R1ev. J. F. Bracey (Congrregational minister), Mr. It. D D. Marshall (corn ...