... the wholo article ought to be useful to hotel-keepers ; for Major Griffiths writes as an hotel customer who is not afraid to speak his mind, and a very large number of people will agree with him. In the matter of nationality, Major Griffiths gives the palm ...

... these charities' and more funds obtained for their -suoport.— This' resolution was seconded by Mr. Jonathan TavJor, who in speaking of working-men being placed on the I boards of the local charities, remartedthat at pre- sent vrhen patents entered the hospital ...

... being a fin^ modern city, Dublin is a page of history and biography ; but there is no room in this column now to attempt to speak of it. From the Irish capital, a. key, by the biye, which un- locks the railway doors to Killarney and places i north and south ...

... rejected by 118 to 66. The second reading was carried by 12* tc 89. . MILITARY WORKS BILL. This bill was considered as amended. Speaking on an unimportant amendment moved by the Under Secretary, Mr. BUCHANAN mentioned that there was no record in the puolic accounts ...

... the north ? York's beautiful Minster, with its two graceful towers feeing the west, aaid its venerable walls hoary with age, speaks vdlumes for the ecclesiastic interest which centres in this ancient town. Its position as the seat of the Archbishop of York ...

... given the new Lee-Enfield magazine carbini ofthe ments of which, especially its marvellously W 1 u aVS ?? time * had occwioh « speak. The artillery are to have Mart ?? ord carbines, or, more strictly, Martini-Entields, since all g» ?? barrels ■« being made ...

... on, and that Count Almenas' statement referred to news which he had received from Cuban private sources. General Pareja, speaking in his own defence, explained that at the time of the sur- render he was in want of provisions, and it waa impossible for ...

... gave him the greatest pleasure to welcome the members onoe again to Welbeck on the occasion of the annual show. He was not speak- ing in an exaggerated sense when he said that he was prouder of this shew and the friendship and love which they evinced to ...

... End, and has made ' a study of their social side, is my authority, and ! I think his 1 position justifies his authority to i speak. So far as he has learned, the biggest loss i sustained at cards, in a single night, since the 1 session opened, fell to an ...

... reform is made plain. All reforms were reversed, and reformers put in bonds; thus all the Empire became dumb, and dared not speak about Western ways. 1 » . . . China is bound to old ways more than ever. It only leans on Russia, and in this way allows itself ...

... 7, *3°°i in , li ? 8 - Another S* 0 ' 000 ?? been added withm the last 10 or 11 years. The growth of numbers in English-speaking countries of course runs parallel with a diminution of Jews in what is known as the pale of settlement and other parte of ...

... front of adjacent property, without the written consent of the Council. — The Mayor refused to allow Councillor Fisher to speak on the resolution. — Councillor Scattergood moved a resolution to give the Corporation employes a day's holiday on Bank Holiday ...