... ~I^SPEAKE^ 4PPHOACHINO RKTIBEMENT OF ME. PEEL. HI6 PROBABLE BCCCESBOR. , . — »—■ — ■ -. S-eaker wilt, at an *arly date, rehnqaish bis • l Tt -n inuma-on to tbi* e_*ct ba* been ?? ** t the Cbaneellor of the Exchequer and eonveyeet o Opposition ; and ...

... ME, JALPOUR ON THB E7FXB* ENCE OP THE PRESS. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Na wspape* Society.held at the Holborn Bestasrant last night, Me. Balfour said the newspaper Press of this country might justly boast that it waa absolutely indapendenj ...

... had do-e nothing to deserve it, and he need have no cause iv' anxiety. He did not at that time speak to Mr. Brnton about it.— The President : Did you nit speak ' j Mr. Brunton about it ?— Petitioner : I fot» get.— The President : Mr. Bastard, Mr. Bastard ...

... LORD SALISBURY ON DENOMI- NATIONAL EDUCATION. The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking last night at Limebouse in support of Chnrch day schools, said tbe fear entertained when the Act of 1870 waa passed that board schools would become dominant, had not been ...

... Glinnie. Commodore of the Boyai Yacht Squadron, Mr. Ratec? Sailenoder, and 17 members of the crew of the Val- kyrie. The letter speak in terms of indignation at the way they were hampered by steamers daring the two races with the Defender. ...

... everywhere arbiters of the fate of ?? nations. Speaking of modern criticism, after paying his re- spects to tne modern critics of the Scriptures, the ox- Premier asks, Has tbeir tone and temper, speaking generally, been sneh, say for example in Germany ...

... yesterday on beard the Bov&l mail steamer Atrato, which arrived at Ply- month early yester.lay mornintr. The members of the team speak in high terms of tbeir reception by tbe Soloni--ts. ...

... THE P.S.A. MOVEMENT CRITICISED. Speak-nr at tbe Yorkshire Association of Bapt-i Ob-urohes at Shipley, on Tuesday, the President, Uz. William Hnrat, of Golcar, said that at many of their charchas the business was left to a few, mostly females. He believed ...

... Madame Ant i- se.te Sttrliug delivered a rigorous speech not j arranged f_r in t! c azenda, on social purity, urging somen to speak out and not keep a secret i . their -ud-t She followed this with a song, A life's Lsssjr. ...

... Cr*ig, who has been presented by the Mar- quis of Abergavenny to the liviagr o? Llanhilielh. on the ground that he cannot speak Welsh. A similar case arose some years ago at Goytre, and iv tbat in- stance Baron Haddleston, ia the action brought oy the ...

... THK LIBERAL WHIP OX DISESTABLISHMENT. Mr. T. E. Ellis, M.P., Liberal Whip, speaking last night at Conway, dealt chiefly wich the question of the disestablishment of the Welsh Church, remarking that the bill woald be intro- duced on an early date, and ...

... •fter six o clock. He at once entered the House, which, beioir in Committee of Supply, afforded fre- quent opportunities of speaking on various paints, and of these Dr. faunor promptly arailea himself. He looked all the better for his rest, but the f-reefl ...