... 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 ...

... 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 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. ...

... meeting. He saw Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien and others of the defendants there. Bie saw O'Brien Dalton go into a waggonette and speak to several Members of Parliament. Mr. Rnwyoo.-EHow shocking. (Laughter.) Mr. HAr.-Did you hit him on the head? (Renewed1 laughter ...

... A.r. J. C. alvin, I ?? Mi. J. Deas5, Al ti. Au. Miacpei, ?? andD Ala. L-t:ccts, ca-Mayor, ?? ?? ir-seLt. -r. P. d in. ?? speaking at a doinonstra- to:, it ilnrerck sr-elda v, in aelt' rtsutn ot like biceu- ?? tf the sceond siege oif the tlawn, said if ...

... Colonel ACdedde appeared inside the gale, and witness was o ,admitted. He went some few steps inside, and then-paused tr 'to speak to some of his friends. While waiting there he b noticed some disturbance at the gateway. The stream of b defendants and their ...

... the strongest possible opinion that it was desirable in the interests of the public to take away all licenses. He culd not speak on the subject withi calmness, and admitted before the magistrates he had stated that all who emobark in the traffic are to ...

... 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 ...

... ex- ting ush the fire. jr ts. Lanigan, who was also called to speak to the ex- plosmon anzd to a similar occurrence on her own premises, was interrupted mere than once by requests to speak louder, and at one point she rose from her chair in an excited ...

... SIR W-ILFRID LAWSON ON THE C0M-ING I ?? SESiSION, Speaking at the annual meeting of the North Cumber- land Liberal Association. held it Carlisle on S.turday Sir Wiltrid Lawson, ?? presided, s-aid that the Unionists were always boasting of having the t-hrce ...

... to paymtg his rent he had had no difd- culty in loting his latud to graziers, but after he pant ins Leit the ?? would not speak to eim. Most of those were people w-ith whom he had been on friendly terms eaters. When they saw. him walking down the street ...

... Tnesday, Eayo_ Sir Richard Cartwnght, a Liberal member of the Dcnc m , Hlouse of Commons, and formerly Minister of R: e,, speaking last ?? at Benfrew, denounced the traids policy of the Dominion Coverument. The pulcr cf the Liberal party, he declared, ...