... for Mlid-Lothiian. ADren preparations are being made to husband his strength as much as possible, and he is only to be ?? to speak at adver- tised times and places, so as to avoid over-fatigLe. The famous Assembly Rooms at Bath1 are being elaborately redecorated ...

... Qrsramnnr,-In your paper of the 23rd instant you devote some space to anillustratiou of an overhead electric tramway, and speak in praise of a sc-called Thomson- Houston system. Anv one who reads the daily papers (let alone the technical ones) will know ...

... tail on him tos. morrow, and it free he would buy a bottle of wine. Mrs. Birchall had left the court when Mr. Obier began speaking, and did not return again. At half-past eleven the court-room. doors vetre opened, and the crowd waiting outside rushed im ...

... our bags with it whenever the opportunity offered. Our beasts of burden, camels and horses alike, were decimator!; or, to speak more accurately, every one of them died of fatigue, thirst, and hunger. The snow was swept off by the wind, and the animals ...

... and Railway Union, which would be one great steb towards the union ot South Afritca. itwascustomary, said I. llhodes, to speak of a United South Africa as being in the near fature. If they mnauL complete union with the same flag, he saw very serious ...

... on. I might, perhaps, have reasonably claimed exemption from the ,usk; (it delivering an address; but even ttiough I must speak vv th every omsadvantage 01 hasty attenuance, I desire to muark emphatically one aspect of the programme. It gives ssmost ...

... indications of gold have been favourable, and in this neighbourhood especially the prospectors and experts with the expedition speak in high terms of what they have seen, and not only seen, but crushed. It may be taken as a hopeful sign of the richness of ...

... an advance of 100 per cent. had been obtained. Similarly good results had been gained in other ports. Ir. Mann went on to speak of the attitude of 1he employers, remark- ingg that it was decidedly different to-day from what. it was a year and a half ago ...

... that Polycarp was 86 years old at the time of his death, and i that Irenmus speaks of him as a disciple of John, and as I appointed Bishop of Smyrna by Apostles; and again speaks of the successors of Polycarp to the present time, that is, from A.D. 177 ...

... tint p m> ty and point out sehere, in his opimion, the, remedy ior present disunion was not to be founau. He had .tcwa some speak of ths reunion of Christendom as if; n.othing in trat direction could be doue without the .ssemtlmg, In the first place, of ...

... and is the patron of OSt, Paul's, Onsowsure, and St. Peter's, K~esigton, I E LONG'S REPLY TO MR. MORLEY. NMr. Long, M.P., speaking at Market Lsvington yesterday, replied to Mr. Morley's recent speech. He regretted that men of the high position of Mr. Morley ...

... on their way rejoicing; hut when he found they weere leaving out of sheer ignorance, then lie felt it was time for them to speak and try and instruct one another to understand the principles which they called Nonconformity. If they allowed young people ...