... workmen employed at Messrs. Applejaxd's tannery, Hunalet Ckrr. working man speaking working men, said—- for one had a right to the world who not a working man—he was to speak the dignity of labour, of the manhood power God Lad given them to work the world- ...

... Gladstone's return from St. Raphael has not yet been fixed. Both and Mrs. Gladstone remain excellent health. Sin Beep.T, speaking at banquet given to him in Melbourne, his return from London, stxongly urged that this was not time lor party con- , flirt* ...

... committee came into the questi**i of tne contracts, they found that this sum certain to extended, and they thought that, nuughly speaking, about £15,000 more would l»e required and funaah the new premier*. The building committee were extremely anxious tint in ...

... sun and preserved by the nitrogenous properties of the soil, five ' thousand mummica cover the ground, and, it may be, will speak future ages of the way man fought with man in the centuries gone by. The Chancellor the Diocese of London, writes our London ...

... weather, ahauld omtinue. will doubtleee affect the Eastern traffics, Home Bail way Stocks were dull in tone, but generally speaking the loss was slight. The Scotch lines were jramine-ntly ■ Caledonian Ordinary and Deferred and I Bntish Ordinary falling ...

... on broken. Afterwards the firmer, although the cjuik of prices during tba was irregular, yesterday's decline waa generally speaking recovered, and the general lot cloaed firm under the lead of Mil vaukaea and Baadiags. London operators tent aallrag orders ...

... economical condition, entitled her special consideration In regard the number of her I Members. (Hear, hear.) Colonel WARING N.) speaking support anwindTiiimt, denied that the the piety U t af Mud. words Lord would i«T» anj elect cither inaatlng deterring riatannna ...

... impressed by the scene below. There was not even Mr. Morton to entertain them. It was curious fact that while Mr. Chamberlain was speaking at Smsthwick, in Staffordshire, Thursday night, Lord Koaebery was practically answering him, he went on, at Sutton, in Surrey ...

... and eight feet high. The bed nearly occupied whom room, yet family were living it, and did not think it ought to allowed. Speaking of the causss of tbe evils they bad to deal with, instanced tbe demoralised condition ot the people, their squalid and evil ...

... Cozrns early gave promise of a distinguished career. The works his maturity were enlogised Constable all poetry, and Leslie speaks of him as the greatest genius that ever touched landscape. This is high praise by competent judges. Turner, also, referring ...

... local polioe authorities , at Saltaire. Meantime the noise continued. Mr. Black, 1 now appearing in the gallery, began to speak, and was greeted with loud cheers and groans. The gallery, the i oecupanta which had hitherto appeared to ! spectators only ...

... problem lie Solved upon lines thoroughly just towards that and all other orders which were together the same cuole cd interest. Speaking Oddfellows' dinner last night, Bishop Jayns said the growing sense of between soldiers and civiliana wee extremely important ...