... working man. Though he might not be very eloquent, he neverthe- less should produce sterling facte. He the* pro- ceeded to speak about tbe early and medias val history of Ireland, and showed how it had ever been a plun- dering ground for tho upper classes ...

... was a question which would ill-become bis colleague and himself enter largely upon. But there was one point which he might speak! of. never went down to the range of building* known the home without feeling conscious that he was the presence the man and ...

... tiered( ju , t inode the door, and would then hear her if she need Meenie's bed be placed on the passagelow, and then Jess could speak to her if necessary, and for George at the same moment of time. Of she was liable to be spied by • pasQing policemen ejected ...

... party far kyetnoel traia The Royal Into amrad at Wiataar at aiootre peat aluht- POLITICAL ITEMS. SIR W. HAROOUBT GUILDFORD. Speaking Guildford last night. Sir William Hereout Ike Government anamplikrd the oowtnat betwasn their preeent atdtnde towarda Irish ...

... 7276 ORGAN FOR SALE, just completed; highly recommended : 2 manuals. OC to A. 19 stops ; pine case (varnished), metal - speaking front; College of Organists'* pedals ; suitable for moderate-sized church. Price £200.— Thos. HorKlxs A Sos, Oman Builders ...

... THK •• FRIENDS LAND ?? BCYIXU Ot'L-' fl. Speaking at Guildford ?? Hurcourt ac-mod UteGovenun. exemplified by the contract ?? . attitude towards InJl (otitic abuse of those tenants? wprn sist-d tbui the Ouveaiuneuc hu, i the Land Purchase Bill, ami ...

... of her mind, who ran after the Qceen'a carriage aa it was naaaing through the Castle gates, crying ont that she wished to speak to her Majesty. A police officer immediately stopped her and she waa taken to Castle Police Station. Subsequently, with some ...

... M1. H. GLA DSTONE, ?? ON GOVERN- MENT POLICY AND MEASURES. Speaking at the Skatin1Riuk, Croydon, last night, Mr. HM a' GsAMroN, Md. ., reminded his hearers thatfor the present the main work of the Liberal party must be in th country. L the House of Commones ...

... the fishermen, apd seveuty assor were made up and distributed amongst them fumis. men have > beru visited and have rece: Speaking of the races, Mr. Topham says— stand at Fal ve on the race days borough banner with texts, and distributing tracts to all ...

... chasm along which it ran, and whenever Claude seemed disposed to speak, Mary always had some familiar object to which she could draw father, confound him. Papa! Con—found him ! Didn't I speak plain. Cityddyr left his boys a slate quarry in Wales for the ...

... whose sudden death took place last week, was a curious instance of the of the difference between platform speaking and House of Commons speaking. In the House of Commons his speeches were not remarkable, but he was one of the most effective platform speakers ...

... by two other pub- lishers. The profit on this book exceeded £2,000. It is now ?? understood that Mr. Glad- stone wiU both speak and vote in favour of Dr. Cameron's motion in favour of the disestablish- ment and disendowment of the Church of Scot- lend ...