... the world. It is not likely that the American people will be aatifted with leeaer place. The two I branches of the English-speaking race may as | well divide the empire of the sea. If England must still keep the first place, there is no reason why America ...

... held a demonstration yesterday afternoon in Hyde Park, London. Heavy rain fell. Twelve platforms had beeu erected, but the speaking took place at only three of , these, and the proceedings were a very brief description. IOSACCOMSTS commencitig.—see lllualraled ...

... months back to the shipowners the port, to which the latter had not replied, shipping being very depressed Goole present. Speaking on Friday night Mr. Havelock Wilson, M.P., said be was confident the shipowners could well afford the advance, and when the ...

... nervously. Ruth, ut this moment perhaps, remembered their parting; the farewell kiss that Helen never could forget. did not speak moment or two, and then Arthur Gibson said, There have great changes, Helen. Yes, answered, almost in whisper. At thus ...

... days. The Marchioness of leaves London this week for Fontainebleau to completo her convalescence Lord Jamas of Hereford will speak at lunge meeting, which is to hold in Edinburgh on Wedueaduy, May 11, under the auspices of the and North of Scotland Liberal ...

... Alderman Athron, Alderman Clark, and Councillor Birlnnahaw (members of the Lioenaing Committee). Scarcely had Mr. To Toy began to speak when Alderman Clarke asked whether, after au application had been once refused, it could be renewed ? The Clerk answered in ...

... Mr. Cecil Rhodes will address meeting of the Shareholders of tbe Bechuaualand Railway Company next Friday, is expected to speak some Among number of curios which were sold yesterday King street, Goveut Garden, was spear with which it said General Gordon ...

... the side ot the woman's head One of these had completely sewered the the left ear and cut down the bone. soon she was able speak the unfortunate woman gave the only explanation which has been yet given what had occurred. said that she hoard a slight noise ...

... influential Deputation from Cham bem of Agriculture which Mr. Chaplin-eceived yjaterdny afternoon far to prove this. It came speak of milk and butter, which, with broad, constitute important part of the nation's food. ConseqnewHy is prime lequisite of national ...

... Particular interest also attached to the speech Canalyas, who began stating that belonged no political party and could therefore speak with entire independence. He severely criticised the unprepaiedness of the Government, and said that on returning from his ...

... IK ANMMJ. SroKT*.— A'. ' J»er ahowery day ft* 11 the lot cf the Yorkshire yesterday, but the forenoon was, con»j«orarirely speaking, tine The regiment paraded Kr.aveemire. two going -u for ..utnoKt mid tbt two remaining being put through various mr.Tementa ...

... affeetioas. whether iatfommatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarsen em, swollen enlarged uvula weakened voice, Ac. Ihese constantly speaking, reading, using the Gargle prevent the dryass*, and Irritatioa frequently attendant on overexertion, also of producing annually ...