... the resolution. 3 Mr. H. 3. WzrsoN, M.P.. who supported the resolution, I had a hearty reception. He said it was his wish to speak ! about Ireland, and he hoped they would regard him, not e in the light of an advocate, but in the humbler position of a witness ...

... addressed the meeting. There were, he said, 100,0130 Jews in England, 60.000 of whom were in London. Very few of them could speak English, and a missionary amongst them had consa- qasutly to he able to converse in several languages, as well as to be acquainted ...

... majority were students and very few Republican worlauen. In discussing the present state of affairs this evening I the journals speak in a marked way of the good offices I rendered to Portugal by France, Austria, and Spain. Monday Night.-The streets are still ...

... nothing of the parallax of the nebule in Andromeda, we are altogether ignorant of the scale of evolution going on There- To speak of this nebula as a planetary system is to compare things small with great. There are heavenly bodies of saother order which ...

... 10 per cent. in typhoid, the numbers heard of should have been, not 593 and 427, but 2,220 and 1,110 respectively. But to speak of the number of cases heard of is really misleading, as will be seen when we remember that, in a large proportion of them ...

... success of segregation and ioola- tion. II wish also to say that from my own experience in 1815, when I visited Norwvay, I can speak to the useful- ness of these asylums. I had an opportunity of seeing one of these asylums. It is impossible to say what I saw; ...

... not even O'Connell ever dreamed of reducing Irish patriotism to build- ing railways and draining bogs. Mr. Parnell did not speak with the same tone in Ireland as he did atNottingham. Yr. Parnell knew nothing about the North of Airland. HIe knew as little ...

... THEi SWEATING SYSTEM AND I'MMI- I GAGRl'ON. I IMPORTANT ADDRESS BY MR. IZOWNTIREE, MYP. t Speaking at Scarborough on Monday night on this sub- ject, Mr. JOsUA RloWsT , U , said the sweating problem, although the public had long been made aware of its ...

... same place. Then Stanley, with his united forces, went ahead, arriving just one month after Major Barttelot's murder. Stanley speaks hopefully of Emin's recovery, and thinks he may arrive at Cairo in about a month. He says that Emin, with his great influence ...

... refer to Mtir. Canipbel1-Bannerman. He is not equal as a debater either to Mr. Morley or Sir William Harcourr, but he can speak with clearness and force, and possesses great shrewdness and sound sense, which s are us necessary qualities in a leader as ...

... referred to remarks recently made on d I this subjec by his noble friend, Lord Durham. With t rec'ad ?? Durhamn's claim to speak upon matters b t connected with the turf, no one would deny that he had v Ishown himself, in the past at any rate, deserving ...

... and in the course of an address affirmed that the Methodist Church had the largest membership of any church in the English- speaking con nunity to-day. But size was nothing, or next to nothing so far as g6odness was concerned, and the first want of Methodism ...