... sermon preached by the Kev. W. Benham, 8.D., on March 4th, 1883, Sc. Stephen s Church, South Kensington have undertaken to speak freely concerning our social life and habits, and therefore I shall notshrink from speakingabouttwo subjects notoftenraentioned ...

... The criminal cases were unimportant. The editors of the two London evening organs of the Separatists are still,figuratively speaking, in each others wool. The Star attacks the Pall Mall Gazette because of an alleged treacherous assault upon Mr. Gladstone ...

... With my proving, explaining, and authorityquoting, , , But, mark you! besides that—we mean to have When 'the' 1 hillol-box speaks, as it will before ' long, . . You will sing—ah, you’ll sing— ...

... maintained to the close, and 1890 opens with an excellent promise of a further development in the same direction. Politically speaking, Unionists have a double cause for gratification. The present Administration has now been in office for some three and a-half ...

... huk line, built the International line, paid Russia 35 million francs, and re-equipped our military forces. These results speak well fora country that has had to pass through the gravest of political crises. You ask me for my opinion to the intrigues ...

... hear.) Besides John O’Brien had the proud privilege that the Constitution said one or two sore things of going round and speaking several traders which he deemed it necessary should be absoin the city of Cork calling their attention lately wiped out. ...

... March 4th, 1883, St. Stephen s Church, South Kensington I have undertaken to speak freely concerning our social life and habits, and therefore I shall notshrink from speaking about two subjects not often mentioned within the walls of church, I mean * ...

... mistletoe. But the whole subject of derivation and original meaning is wrapt in obscurity. One is the firmer and safer ground in speaking of the manner which Hogmanay was more recently celebrated. It has been said t hat customs properly belonging to Ynle, or ...

... w’hich is so dramatic in itself, the new story, whatever it might be, would fall below the reality. Mademoiselle Bernhardt speaks in terms of the highest praise of the accompanying music of Gannad, which she says adopts itself admirably to the situation ...

... excellent ser* preached by the Rev. Benham, 8.D., March 4th, 18S3, at St. Stephen Church, South Kensington • I have undertaken to speak freely concerning our social life and habits, and therefore I shall notshrink from speakimrabouttwo subjects notoften mentioned ...

... the improvement of agriculture that 1 desire to tender you my best congratulations. Perhaps this is subject on which should speak w ith some degree of dithdence, it has not yet been good fortune to have been present at any of your great annual shows. I ...

... Blarney are annoyed with me, and think I am trying to get him £5OO. He does not owe his rent. Mr O’Sullivan here was about to speak, but The High Sheriff objected, and said wasn’t a rural guardian. Mr O’Sullivan—l am not offensive guardian. The High Sheriff—You ...