... Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester, and Liverpool, and these. along with those already in existence, will, so to speak, form the backbone of the Government system. The charges for. conversations may at present be considered high-a three minutes' ...

... right -away to Daylesford, in Oxford- and even inoludes places on the borders of ,gikIshire and Gloucestershire. Roughly speaking, I ay be said to ureasure t-hirt.v miles by fifteen to jty miles. The 'division is estimated to embrace It 9,900 electors ...

... presseis v lrefuse press goods dyed by firms not included in h koib .tion. The total strength of the pressrrs ta and roughly speaking the number of ?? _: LnW N connection with the combinnation is-7,000. BRADFORD PAINTERS. The notices served by the Bradford ...

... irritation in Whitehall, cur JLonDo ?? says, it is rumoured that the ?? acquaini4 Lord- BosebF in advance of his intention to speak out strongly on the general bearings of the question, at the same time assuring him that he would say nothing calculated to ...

... treaty's bearing upon it, must be left to a subsequent letter, when 1 have had 'opportunities of sounding more of those who can speak with authority. Among -the Europeans there is on every hand a feel- ing of, aiation for the way In' which the war has been ...

... as such, to give theological teaching of any kind, and still agree that the Bible should be read as literature, and should speak forsitself; but, of t course, the teacher should give no explanatios, except textual or rmimniaticil ones. This would be unde- ...

... follows :- A political coward: Mr. Abraham, MI.R, has come to South Worcestershire to abuse the Irish- Unionists, and' to speak on behalf -of Mr. Impey-and Home Rule for Ireland. This is the :same Mr. Abraham who alwgys nris away when chal- :lenged by ...

... claims of the hberat vorld. as they had come before him in Idia, Bnna, and China; in both these citis aleo he was able tb speak to the students of the Fee Church Colleges on he same topicS At the Crieff meeting, the chair was occapied a gentleman of local ...

... renderd to the town, be invited to wxept the chairmanship umtil the election in April ?? amendment was seconded by Mr. Pa-ul Speak.-The aandnment having been rejete!d hr five votes to four, -Mr. Ackroyd was elected to the offlce. RAWDON. The first meeting ...

... bring their utter- anees 'into harmony with the friendly tone Dow adopted by the stategnen and newspapers in Great Britain in speaking of- Russia, now a. friendly nation. ...

... set before the Salvation Army to vindi- oats the ways of God to man to summon a rebel world to his feet, and, generally sp~eaking, to represent Jesus Christ upon the earth. What an opportunity is ours (he continues) for doing this on a gigantic scale ...

... but true-a Lord has deliberately joined the thin, though goodly, company at the Premier's com- mand in the House of Lords. Speaking at the rent aulit of his Hampden estate, held at Wycombe on Wednesday evening, the Earl of Buckinghamshire announced that ...