... the Army was only equalled by the atf-ction which he inspired among thoae who met his ia social circles. Does Mr. John Burns speak for tha __as3_>a about Mr. H. M. Stanley ? He protests that he does, and that his extraordinary outburst _t; Guildhall was ...

... not confined to thoss wbo still go in and out among us in flesh and blocd. All great and good men, though dead, yet epeak — speak in immortal works of art, in tha glowing pages of books, and the precious memory of their examples. And their message to us ...

... thank it for in the past and ex- pected great things from its assistance in the future. (Loud applause.) Sir Chas. Legabd, speaking at the club meet- ing, said be did not attach much importance to the rumour of an impending dissolution. lv this be quite ...

... Mr. fi. G. has seised his opportunity to urge the reform—penny postage is extended all parts of the Empire and all English speaking countries. It is assumed that Mr. Baikes not one of the members of the present Administration who believes that this is ...

... Court of Justice yesterday, before Mr. Baron Pollock and Mr. Jus'ice Wilis, sitting as a Divisional Comt, the case of Paul Speak, manu- facturer, of Bradford, v, Richard Pape, farmer, oi Acklam, near Maltcn, Yorkshire, came ou for hearing. Mr. White eaid ...

... relating to Central Africa. Even in respect the Soudan, his opinion will now carry great weight. It is noteworthy, then, that he speaks very strongly against the surrender the Soudan, and says it is mere affair of money, and a railway to Khartoum. Mr. STANLEY ...

... High Court Justice yeeierday, before Mr. Boron Pollock and Mr. Justice Wilis, sitting as Divisional Court, the cose of Paul Speak, manufacturer, Bradford, v. Richard farmer, ot Ackiam, near Ma I ton, Yorkshire, came for hearing. Mr. White said this was ...

... tha Government. It for them to make their mlnda what they wanted, and then their claim! on the new Miaiater Agriculture, Speaking next of the main object tha meeting —the orgauiaation the Think and Halloa Oirieeoa—Cot Dawney aaid that waa very glad to ...

... whether Inflammatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonills, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, using the Gargle prevent the husklnese, dry ne»e, end Irritation frequently attendant on overexertion ...

... BISMARCK. Th* BarUaeenaapomdant telegraphs ThnndayPrince Bismarck will, it ia expected, return to Berlin oa Sunday next. speaking tha Socialist debet*. THE PORTUGUESE CRISIS. RESIGNATIONS OF GOVERNOBS. LTSBOW, Thursday. Sopo Minister of Justice, in absence ...

... who has seized h ; s opportunity to urge the reform — penny postage a extended to all parts of the Empire and all Eng- lish speaking countries. It is assume 1 that Sir. Raikes is not one of the members of the present Ad- ministration who believes that t ...

... MB. T. W. BUSBFCLL AT IIVEBPOOL. Mr. T. TV. M.P., speaking Liverpool last night, submitted that Home Rule problem, for submitted to tbe country, was insoluble, and tbe Union had been stupendous blessing to Ireland. If Iriah member* had leave Westminster ...