... JACKSON, M.P., ON NOME. HULK. At a meeting of the North Leeiln Conserve Assuoiatiou, on Saturday night, Mr. W. L Jackson, LP., speaking in reference to the Home Rule Bill, said that, so far as he could judge, hone of the cardinal principals which had been insisted ...

... of politieal events in both Houses of Parliament, and mention was made of the fact that during the time Mr Gladstone was speaking in the House of Commons the introduction of the Home Rule iiiil the members of the club were eagerly reading summary of the ...

... else virtually agree to extinguish themselves in many cases. For his own port had hesitation in adopting the former course. Speaking on behalf of the Cleveland Chamber, that body had unanimously passed a resolution that they could not see their way adopt ...

... revelled in bis speech. It cost him not bit of effort. His voice was on its best behaviour, and the subject on which had to speak was one be has studied and thoroughly mastered years ago. Taking Sir Meysey- Thompson on his own ground he bantered him about ...

... with Mr. George Principal of Hampstead Conservatoire ot Music, was resumed to-day. The respondent's daughter was called to speak regarding respondent's visits to the conservatoire. She said her mother and co-respondent had been in the library with the ...

... larly those remarks where he states that the Americans are bringing largaly into use labour-saving machinery. Should this net speak forcibly to those who to-day are pressing lor laws that will help to bumper and cripple the manufacturers in this country, ...

... intend to let him leave anything undone that is in his power to accomplish. Even Mr. Justin McCarthy — of whom we would wish to speak with respect, as not beiug implicated in the con- spiracies of some of his colleagues — writes in this vein in the March Niueieeidh ...

... and afterwards in the Lobby these gentlemer j discussed the measure with different groups ?? ! members. Those qualified to speak for the brewer] aud publican interest declare that so far a3 it comet into operation the Bill will do an injustice to thi holders ...

... up the home, and he would leave it open for her. He asked her if she would come or not, and she told him he was not worth speaking to. He thereupon up with the hack of his hand and struck her. —The Chairman: You outdo her nose bleed.--Mr. Mills said it ...

... him, and remarked. talk about a knife, I never had one, anti I did not begin the light. ( Laughter.) —Mr. Hide,way, after speaking with the chairman, intimated that if there was any more repetition of that noise in the gallery, the court would be cleared ...

... which the large manufacturers assail. Another unfairness . would also arise if Clause 45 had to be availed of. The clause speaks of the system of rating within the borough aad of the supply of water for domestio purposes to any premises within the ...

... now the farmer's voice in rude patois was heard. He was evidently speaking to someone who had overtaken him upon the road. Beatrix under stood French thoroughly, but the peasant was speaking in the Flemish, or a corruption of the Flemish tongue, and she ...