... exist amongst them. He was glad to Ray that the benevolent scheme was progressing in a very highly gratifying manner. Roughly speaking. they hod close on £4OO promised and given. (Applause.) He had thought of retiring altogether from the position of chairmen ...

... Institution on Saturday afternoon. Sir Robert said if they were the moon he would be able to jump from the floor where he was speaking right up to the gallery. (Laughter.) A game of football would be worth going to see on the moon, for a good kick would send ...

... not ap«ak, be said, ?? of jyivate - firms or of any basi ne—s where personal honour and conscience oan have toll play. I speak of 12 or 20 men, eaoh of whom c_ ip« to be honour- able, but the whole of whom total up into a corporate rogue. I say that ...

... other papers apeak of the difßculty in which the Government is placed, and the question is asked whether Prince Bismarck will speak on the. su bject. Dof 3 - S_ m> nTO Londoh.— _a_ es who have old-fashioned Seal Jackets -tFutb of an* land, oan r_ve them Eedyed ...

... The fourth message was M to the directors of public companies.'* 44 1 do not speak, he 6aid, 44 of private firms «>r «rf any business where honour and can have full play. I speak twelve twenty men each of whom claims be honourable, but tho whole whom total ...

... public companies. I not apeak, said, of private firms, of any business where personal honour and can have full play. I speak of 12 or 20 men, each of whom claims to be honourable, but the whole of them total up into a corporate rotrue. I say that you ...

... which the EMPEROP. has shown his from time immemorial. 1 The report the Chinese mission which conveyed the EMPEROR'S rcplv speaks of his consideration for his vassal State' fathomless, admirable, satisfactory,* and how glorious. At one period ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY ON MR. MORLEY'S IRISH POLICY. Speaking at Greatham, West Hartlepool, on Saturday night, at the dinner of the local Con- servative Club, Lord Londonderry said the next election, come when it might, would be fought upon one basis only, ...

... Government which many Irishmen will 11 obey. They note shrewdly enough th 1 modesty and apology with whicti the temp Government speaks of itself, and they appi 1 it its own valuation. They do uot feel it a 1110 authority at all. ...

... MR. T. M. HEALY AND IRISH POLICY. Mr. T. M. Healy, speaking at tho 21st anniver- sary of the Irish Literary Institute in Newcastle, on Sunday, said the difficulties confronting Mr. Morley were very great. The dynamite outrage was no justification for ...

... ned and useless medicines that your pockets but leave yon as bad as ever? Teachers clergymen, und people of high standing speak highly of them a cure for all chest complaints, catairh, consumption, sore throat, influenza, &c.—To be had in Sheffield from ...

... indent. Some thirty yean elapsed and I found self at Rotherham as a student under the care r*r. tabling. Often have heard him speak in terms gratitude of the and powerful formative tafluence wielded Dr. over his students ; 1 can here and now testify to the ...