... local government which was certain to be mc-st inmportaut inl the destinies of this country. He was able on that occasion to speak in favourable terms of the criminal statistics of 'he Riding. There were six prisoners for trial, whereas the average for the ...

... which would have to be surmounted, present an mnsuper- able obstacle. r ?? __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ THE LIBERAL LEADERS9HIP. Speaking at Newcastle. last night. Dr. Spenee lWat- son. Pre.deate of the National Federation. referred to tfle question of the leadership ...

... office, as he received no reply' to his knock. Mr. Roberts then came up and wanted to see Mr. Bebro. and Mr. Roberts was speaking when Mr. Bebro came out of the room. Mr. Bebro said, ' I will be back in a second, and Mr. Marks said, ' No; come auac ...

... on the horses. Hare you any doubt that Mr. Shannon was in command of the police then just as he was a few minutes before ? Speak up. There is no need for you to mind answering because Mr. Shannon is on the Bench. I do not mind 'answering the oyestiou. ...

... there was Little doubt that the greater -portion of the mnoney in question would be lost to the PiSoners clients-'Mr. Mellor, speaking on behalf of the prisoner, said that for many years the latter had enjoyed the resteet and friendship of everybodv in -Halillt ...

... large. When they considered that they had wt a i the* midst, average £10 6s. a Sunday aas no«t bad.—The Rev. T. H. Darlow. speaking as ad»cr4-felk>w of Mr. Wastro ...

... son had been educated to fill the position he was to occupy, and he believed he was thoroughly sane now. (Laighter.) Did you speak to your son about his marriage? No. I never believed it was a valid marriage. I did not know that a man could contract a valid ...

... projects for the conclusion of treaties either of con- m merce or any other with the Powers whose capital lie should visit. a Speaking afterwards on the subjest of Russo-China ? relations, Li Hung Chang said that Russia and China were entirely in accord on ...

... not thoroughly tsena stock since then. The banmlcrpt addled that thev- ha . i Oe a large consignment business to Calcultta, speaking r r.-z memory, to the extent of £ 10,(000, and they hal 1- -. considerably by that, ihawls w hich shou~d haveinaoe l e. 2 ...

... would have been a very awkward thing for Mr. Bell that the box was found in his room. Mr. Bell and the prisoner were not on speaking terms. The other point was the plea set up before the Vice- Chancellor of kleptomania, but he thought that might go to the ...

... the magirrstates had not done perfectly right, or had no- done exactly vh::t he would have doue hmibel;. At the same time speak- ;ua for hilisslf, I: he hadi iunui, after extremoe leienicy I s' Lla .rge neutuer of tazss, isb-re p-is sti;l au increase ...

... o0 his other in orgaus? He suffers from stomachic attacks. es Do you know whether the etomachic Ssac utheraffections in you speak of are not the sole cause of his illness ? They are partially ihb cause. di- The question havitigf been repeated two or three ...