... Speaking at a meeting Oraldtui ou Saturday evening, the Hon. John Forrest, the Premier, said that the ot AvuUaha good. ...

... Work, ing Man's Club, has his inteatisn of again contesting th* seat ia spite of what ssction the party may dead* to d*. Speaking a dinner the T Victualler*' Association at laaoola W*dne*day night, Mr. Ksraas said ha was not gciag to aaaka a pohnsal speech ...

... at any moment. His 'Lordship contrasts with the district described above that with mineral resources, native population to speak of, high-land anb-tropical climate, no slave trade suppress, no missionary troubles to app>iase. But Uganda—ender the best ...

... problem lie Solved upon lines thoroughly just towards that and all other orders which were together the same cuole cd interest. Speaking Oddfellows' dinner last night, Bishop Jayns said the growing sense of between soldiers and civiliana wee extremely important ...

... services were continued. At night public meetiug was held in the chapel. Councillor Duckworth presided. Mr. A. Blenkinsop, speaking of the report, said thst the attendance on .-unday new numbered 40C more that it did at the commence m»nt ef the mission ...

... The deceased was th* eldest practising solicitor i* Suuderland. 1* polities deceased gentler was a Liberal, or, strictly speaking, a Whig, ana ia his you*;rer days, with his father, took active part the Reform Bill agitation in 18i2. Mr. was never married ...

... CoUegeof Phrsiciaas at the close of that year. V cortributed to the Review »>nw essay's «iti tied'The Voice in Singing and Speaking. Besides the knighthood, Sir Morell Mackenzie bad conferred upon him shortly before the dsath of the Emperor Frederick the ...

... s poems various authors, including Alfred Tennyson, LanHor, Aubrey Vera, and others, and published in 1837. Mr. Swinburne speaks of the contributions enumerated among the compositions of their respective authors; whilst some of the stanzas by Lord Tenny*>» ...

... latter are unorganised, whereas the Bond is distributed in small coteries over the Colony, and does not for moment hesitate to speak the name of whole districts, where has only a handful of representatives. It is evident from the tenor the following resolutions ...

... uncertain. The ceremony of nominating the Sheriffs was performed Saturday in the Loid Chief Justice's Court. Mr. A. J. Balfour, speaking on Saturday at a meeting of the hast Lothian Unionist Association, said in effect that the spread of enlightenment in Scotland ...

... workmen employed at Messrs. Applejaxd's tannery, Hunalet Ckrr. working man speaking working men, said—- for one had a right to the world who not a working man—he was to speak the dignity of labour, of the manhood power God Lad given them to work the world- ...

... Gladstone's return from St. Raphael has not yet been fixed. Both and Mrs. Gladstone remain excellent health. Sin Beep.T, speaking at banquet given to him in Melbourne, his return from London, stxongly urged that this was not time lor party con- , flirt* ...