... Liberals have arranged lor twWve fifteen iacfciding Mr. Mr. Arnold Ifcreter, and Mr. T. W. Russell. Mr. Baliour, of course, also speak, and there may blast from Colonel Soundereon. On the Liberal and lite tenches the is confine the debate strictly to seleated ...

... paid ft*. H. W.—Wo don't know. Write to the Cobdao Clab. Fin Plat —Voax iKter should sect to tho in which the reports and yon speak of bate arpeared. ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AT SMETHWICK. Mr. Chamberlain. M.P., speaking Isst sight st Unionist steeling at Smethwick, near Birmingham, referred to the success of the present Administration, and said that if the Unionist Government were returned to power the next ...

... eminent men and women eutaida tha circle UniTaraitr lectures. Mr. J. Addingtoa Symoads gins tha lecture: Mr. Walter Pater speak of Ralfaele's hfa and work; Mr. Brandram aad Professor Dowoen alaa appear nn the UjU. At the conferences on County Councils ...

... SIR JOHN ASTLEY ON THE ELECTION. fir John Astley, speaking the Portland'* tenant*' show the revolt the the Old Man had pot his work cut thi* time. It reminded him Xoeh's A'k. They all rpmeobcred old Xoah into the ark with his the ammaia ta*l birl*. was ...

... conceivable, ami cruel fate may hare in store for him the duty seeing that law and order are maintained id Lister. rcci calamity. Speaking the portion Lord Salisbury's speech, which 1m referred to and distinctly eacou raced Ulster Orangemen their threatened revolt ...

... like the may ba obtained from the fact that the drawings numbered like 5,C00. the >»« the there are about tone, or, roughly speaking, 1,700,000 crate. atone there are 7b on baud. ...

... Paris, the great majority »f the people were sympathetic to the Anarchists. They biased M. La*y, a Deputy, when began to speak against them. These farts are nut isohitod ones, but they the general opinion workmen in Paris and iu many gr.at centres of ...

... that education for every child within its dominions free. Now, what was the result 4 hat—that primarv edueati«ui was, so to speak, removed from all private enterprise and endeavour? The result was that all the philanthropic energy which, in this country ...

... towards the Government, some purges in the conflict have tried look for the opinion the Pope in new*spatter* which represented speaking by his It may proper recall the feat that Leo has no personal official organ. has declare*] it hundreds times to many diplomats ...

... additional evidence ewrrrw horative of Mr. White's version. stated that paaaing through Oroxhall Station, Goodatt tried to speak to him, bat could not distinguish the words. By Mr. Underbill. —He did not see prisoner make any attempt pall the communic ...

... populatioa the East. The difficult? of the work, was pointed out, was very great, inasmuch ss the missionaries were net allowed to speak to the women. Native female teachers, however, were deiug good ssrvice. Mrs. Pratt also gave interesting address hsr zeaatia ...