... the same. After this confession of faith on the part of the chairman, it was only natural that when General Booth rose to speak he should have A VERY HEARTY RECEPTION. At the outset he pointed out the difficulties of his that he knew position, saying ...

... with craft and guile seldom equalled carried out long course of villaoy. Here was man who, wheu the breath of rum ur began to speak bis guilt, assort d his brst frienns that be was innocent, and would issue from the court without a stain upon character, but ...

... pars i-. e and he hoped it never would, but there Wese ?? f above mere partisanship, and such a in, While he was not aoina to speak for or against et Conservative or tiberal party. or to say ?? F. e Rule for irelaud was wise or unvsme. he was , * that a lnan ...

... perfect taste without running up bills for 'osprey,' robins, kinogfishers, terns, and hummin birds. I do not think we can speak too strongly in deprecation of such a barbarous custom, and I sincerely hope the time will soon come when our sex will unanimously ...

... again to Central Africa, which he so reluctantly abandoned. The time has come more swiftly than was anticinated when men dare speak their thoughts on the errors of that expedition,, and on tie tactical blunder of forcibly' ompelling the withdrawal of EmIN ...

... statement as to the assurance given by Mr. Parnell of his being able to clear himself in 'he divorce case? Yes. Mr. Davitt speaks very strongly, I may say bitterly, as I am sure he feels very bitterly about that strange painful incident. It was through ...

... neifehbourhood of Worksop, asked if Mr. Kellor would vote for an Eight Hours Bill cor the Liners. Mr. Mellor replied that, speaking generally, a hard and fast rule of eight hours per day for everybody would be inpraccicable. Bat he dad think that the miners ...

... tough scrimmages were fought, Greetland conceding a minor. atton replied to the drop-out, and from a line-out near the line, Speak scored Sowerby's second try, but the kick at goal failed. After this, the Cup-holders were thoroughly beaten, the Sow-erby ...

... the transaction. flirt aftar this were done the Bank would be not a b it better oil ihan it is now. It has already, so to speak, coined the debt due to it into notes, and in that tiouid form the £l!1,00.O0d are as much at the disposal of the Bank; for ...

... larceny committed on the 16th October. The man commuted the Quarter under what had beenne shou.d say—except that one mu-t not speak disrespectfully ot Act of Pari ament— ronically wo A-ai7.es R lief Act, and he ithe Judge) had not given the directions had ...

... in the neighbourhood Work-op, asked if Mr. Mellor would vote tor an Kigbt Hour* Bill for miners. Mr. MKLLOR replied that, speaking generally, hard and fastruje of eight bourn per d.y tor everybody would be impracticable, but did tbuik that the miners stood ...

... said that when the complainant came there on the night of the 22nd Novemiber she was nearly “ finished,” | and could scarcely speak. Evidence i FOR THE DEFRNCE was given by Frank Storry, manufacturer, Greenhead | Road, a friend of the who was at his house ...