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... 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. ...
... SHAUGHKAUN. With fill the Original Scenic Effects as used in this great production in London and Manchester. The *Uverpool Press, speaking of the production of this Play at the Court Theatre, by this Company, pronounce it to have been the finest perf c nuance ...
... the Lord Mayor-elect and two Town Councillors, but there was no demonstration. SPEFCH BY MR. T. M. HEALEY. Mr. T M. Healey, speaking at the twenty-first anniversary of the Itish Literary lustitate yester- day said that the difficulties confronting Mr. Morley ...
... the move- ment. A free tea to railway servants' children preceded, u;id a concert followed the distribution of the awards. Speaking at Gteathatn, West Hartlepool, on i Saturday night, at the dinner of the Local Con- [ servative Club, Lord Londonderry said ...
... shire, Lancashire, Cheshire. Lincolnshire, Northum- berland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Nottingham, Durham and Derbyshire shall speak upon the resolution, after which the meet iug will be open for discussion. It is hoped that the conference will be cf the most ...
... SHAUGHRAUN. With all the Orizinal Scenic Effects as used in this great production in London and Manchester. The Liverpool Press, speaking of the production of this Play at the Court Tieatre, by this Company, pronounce it to bare been the finest performance of ...
... con- tinent. In any case, the potato crop in Yorkshire is not likely to be as profitable as usual, as the yield, generally speaking, is much below the aver- age, and it would seem from the depressed state of trade in the country generally that there is ...
... Another message was the directors of public ; companies. I do not speak, he said, of private j firms, or of any business whe:e personal honour snd conscience can liryc f-,dl play. I speak o 12 or 20 men. each of v, ?? claims to be honour- • B'le, but the ...
... will exult that Germany has also her Panama. All the other papers speak of the difficulty in which the Government is placed, and the question is asked whether Prince Bismarck will speak on the subject. ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. GENERAL BOOTH DECLINES TO HAVE MASTERS OUTSIDE THE ARMr.' ; Speaking at the Norwich Salvation Army Cita- del on thc recent report of the Committee of Investigation, General Booth said that while his presence there was not intimately ...
... e of hia Parliamentary duties, and his duties as one of the Poor Law Commis- sioners, the member for West Birmingham will speak at several meetings in London and the country. He will, in short, be very much to the front between the middle of this month ...
... to be interviewed Mr. C. H. Wilson, MP., the principal raemb r ». the firm of Messrs. T. Wilson, Sons, and Co., of Hull, speaking at the opening of a bazaar yester- day at Hull, referred to tlie statements appearing in the newspapers iu regard to the ...