... enormous cost, has seemed to render any report on the subject useless, though I have frequently referred the question when speaking the evil effect* water The t.'ity Surveyor also reported that the apparatus of Messrs. Uowntree, tor the purification thcwv ...

... . The report from Aberavon, in West Glamorgan, ia that the strike is at an end. MR. PICKARD ON ARBITRATION. Mr. Pickard, speaking at Barnsley yesterday afternoon respecting the offer of arbitration and on the situation, said the Yorkshire miners were ...

... affections, whether inflammatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsil*, enlarged uvu weakened mice, Ac. constantly speaking, singing or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskinese, dry ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on -exertion ...

... night that tho assistance of military lo l>e sta Chesterfield was to obtained. MR PICK ART) ON' ARBITRATION. Mr. Pickard, speaking yesterday afternoon respecting the ...

... —I am, etc., Lcshikgtox. THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE LABOUR QUESTIONS. The Duke of Devonshire, member the Labour Commission, speaking at Keighley last night said that although not ignoriug the fact that many persons viewed with apprehension the direction ...

... to the rising of the House at the end of the second or the beginning of the third complete week iv September. Mr. Tritton, speaking on behalf of the commer- cial community, delivered m vigorous speech against the Home Rule Bill. He waa followed by Sir Charles ...

... whet. _r it was not further explained and discussed in the House in a debate on the 13th of March, 1888, when Mr. Childers, speaking on behalf of the party opposite, I accepted the policy, and declined to vote against i it ; and whether, upon a division ...

... whether inflammatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarge uvula, weakened voice, Ac. Thoae constantly speaking, singing or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, dry ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over-exer- ...

... and Mr. C. 1 ale took a few nice roach from tiie river Foss last Saturday, near to Stren- sa.ll, with ordinary bread paste. Speaking of the Foss, I must say I never saw the low er level iv such a dreadful condition, the surface of the water being one mas ...

... drop. The reason for this advice is not far to seek. The assault took place in the Lobby of the House of Commons. Strictly speaking, none but members have any right there. ...

... regarded it as the foundation ot Home Rule not c only for Ireland but also for Scotland and Wales, y Mr. C. B. Triltou waa speaking agaiust the Bill, when the debate was adjourned. The House adjourned at 20 minutes to 6 o'clock. THURSDAY. t lv the House ...

... dark. Sleeping soundly, I was awoke the usual hour the morning by the servant who acted maid to the Countess, and whr. could speak French. She came to me, looking very grave, and said that her mistress had been so much distressed by what had occurred la;: ...