... tty letter, began to fall in 1877—fire years before in Ireland redactions were thought of. The slowness Irish landlords (I speak generally. for I have knows some who recognised tbo justice doing so) respond the requirements of the times, rendered legislation ...

... btawtag sound moral and education to the bomes the poor. How often have read ta the «f public men ta tills rountr) - and 1 speak now in historical rather than a polUirel sense-how dollghtod the leaden popular thought in the put would have bees could they ...

... twelve mcntln are mhettatia&y uadm kb year's exports, fa wkkh difficult to aooouat, Howevsr, (fa following comparative flgn*speak for thernsriem. Bhipmentt for twelve mouths ending Sib De- wS5 Also exported, gelkxn of whiskey la bottle* Shipments fee 1888 ...

... when they osiaM against tto eltlea Judah.” Ea became a home ruler, that to, not by change but acme other way. The writer speaks tto change as M the great transmogrification ” evidently to ia to way enamoured of it. aad wfstos were all weO ended, or •scaped ...

... one-tenth gain admission the question forcibly suggests itself, What the remainder In the absence of off nal data would I* rash speak positively, but so far individual observation goes tiio in coaadrraUtm, and you all agree in the etate meat of your foreman ...

... has quickened the pukes philanthropy. What we ask the working classes on both aides of the water to dole to see these, so to speak, friendly approaches to them, proof that there k —entisl or necessary quarrel between rich and poor. Borne must grow millionaires ...

... offer every resistance to thoae who «-r propagating such scheme through the jntry. (Applause-). Mr. John Pinkerton, M.P., speaking in support d t'.e resolutions, said llut in the event such • me purchato suggested being I- tie present Government, the men ...

... hear men speaking, bo beard them needlework and drcaamakinc. thought when bodies who guided the world, such the .Social Science Congress and the British Association, were willing listen to women, and the women wore ready li> come forward and speak, they ...

... will reject the statements of persons who ™- extremes. For example, Qraxier’ in letter, not ns, but to the Times yesterday, speaks Mr. opinion ** amusing, if not absurd, to any* one acquainted with farming in Ireland. But farmers large Irish experience ...

... brntoeontead against overwhelming ctkn- is cUsf sad reel oanes of Irekod’e depressed nnnrtition el present. America he» been,«. to speak, hwnght 2*15 mTIo the Atlantio bat littk tbMMy by the many days, and the htart and WastamStataa that rest and fertile oouatry ...

... Bomstimea have to cull people to taak. I fear « the doty bishop that while be leva his own and helps them, must times speak boldt* and speak cut the truth. Before I do, I wish to declare end make open that I have nothing to call the Young Meu'a Society task ...

... Dresden, ChcmniU. Zwickau and Mapy the men employed the railways and in the Post Office have b«*u attacked, but, generally speaking, are progressing favourably, although there are many case* more serious illnesses having dupervemd. Bon, Mosdat.—Tbe influenza ...