... meeting of the British Women's Temperance Association to be held in Leeds on Wednesday, the .20th, Lady Henry Somerset will speak chiefly on the claims of the Local Veto Bill. CREDITORS' MSETINGS. A meeting was held in Bradford yesterday of the oreditora ...

... coca- I panions accordingly went to Arivoninaino and joined -the Johnsons. A letter from that station, date October s 10th, speaks of them all being there, though later , advices allude to the party's return to 'Mandridrano. Meanwhile Miss Ethel Clark had ...

... eft, but Mrs. Ford said the reason was absurd, and in a few weeks I found myself married to Miss Ford. Of Miss Ford I must speak in the highest possibale manner. There is not one of those II have wronged who can honestly say I have failed to show them ...

... was not al-aid of avowing hinmetf one of those o:lled an agitator by the erudite and well-tso. d Mr. MfaniA then went on to speak at lenlgth on the obieets of the Labour League, and lie was followed by Mr. Slitw. of Sheffie'd the Rev. J. Co~lat, of Spitalfie ...

... yesterday morning the man regained consciousness. The medical attendant, how- ever, signed to him that he. was not to attempt to ,.speak, and the patient fell off into a half comatose state. During the night the police made diligent search, directed by certain ...

... tiamle haclk uith the bivel;-, hbI The -pade i vias no; attachem t., it. A fev davs nreviiqs .t tlie ens of ahich I hare leen speaking I saw him go up the same road with his bicycle. lie was a dark-eom-r plexioned man. and his moustache was dark. r Bark-er ...

... He was out of employment, and some one else had paid his rent. In reply to the prisoner, witness said she remembered him speaking of the effect the medicine he had taken had had upon ?? magistrates intimated their desire to remand the prisoner for a week ...

... ve at Weetminster Hall on horseback; and the name of Bills was bestowved upon the horse, so that members of the Bar might speak of Byles ou Bills-, and indicate the close relat'onship that existed between the Judge and his steed. T-p to the reign of ...

... dramatici appeal to Providence to clear up these mym teries, but Pin-s Ves-brughen and the other witnesses she had called to speak to the existence of the bills she said Alfred had forged, one and nil declared they had never seen any such documents. She-had ...

... local government which was certain to be mc-st inmportaut inl the destinies of this country. He was able on that occasion to speak in favourable terms of the criminal statistics of 'he Riding. There were six prisoners for trial, whereas the average for the ...

... only cost a sma8ll s-tam' I s-totildn t hare ohbjectd to pasy Ss.. or even 10s. and 10s. vtils all I cdidi pay.-- But von did speak to Tirowvett afterarards? You,~ hlut. that was ?? the flttish. 1 ittw zettinz ?? I wiant to knowf ah>otit those men at the ...

... shawl about her. l)d they say aniytal-,lg ahout g tviug her courage be ore the people? No; I did not hear *t. Wohen she d.d speak, w'as it coherellre No, thev had some dispute about a sidling, sendirng for a bottie of nilik, and I could ret underszaud tiieis ...