... are glad that the services, to which 5. Mr. Steel refers, will not only give an indi- he vidual treat to those who know and speak the e language well, but will permit of an association, s occasionally, of the latter with those who, like myself, wish to ...

... THE TEXAS HURRICANE. FURTdR DEAILS. New York, Tuesday. Galveston eomtinnes to be without water or light, and all reports speak of the urgent need of food. Relief measures are being hurried forward as rapidly as possible. Outside Galveston smaller towns ...

... Churchmen on these boards are pursuing an re aggressive policy; those for whom I speak are ty defending the status quo ante bellum. If heads are broken, therore, so to speak, in this oon- troversy, let no man blame us. An Aggressive Clergyman draws a ...

... NMichael Hicks-Beach.-Is there no specu- f( er lation in Liverpool in what are called options h, ad ad futures? w Mr. Ja-ksoar--Speaking for my association, a2 there is no speculation of anything like the d: character you have in your mind. M3r. Wrighf, Cotton ...

... rosich is hrsna perhaps a is advisabl phe pmry aim of either i to facilitate social intercourse between the two grea Englisk-speaking peoplea. So far as the great and the wealthy are concerned, the matter is not one of much difculty. Tbrough the Ebas, and ...

... hundred personas quickly assembled and -greatly enjoyed the pro- ceedings, but when Mr. Bates found that he was compelled- to speak to a continually moving li audience he ceased, and although the lecture b was not delived. the Socilists maintained A i possession ...

... will remember what a block of bad t-h is cases there used to he. and how the cry was as al their for more and more judges,. I speak af the been Queen's Bench Division, of course. On the Si Chancery side some of the older practi.. WeA tioners are rubbing their ...

... off some 30 or 40. We left most of our wounded and dead on the field that night, and every one of them fc ?? the wounded) speaks in the highest manner of the kindness of the Boers. It seems that after our guns stopped fire, and when it got B dark, the ...

... of more importance than anything fe he ound say or do, but whenever he felt pretty Ye. sure thnt it would do good he would speak. vy ...

... tribunal b sind he compiled a book named Rulssxell's ot. of Passage Practice.) I In the prace to this little volme the author speaks of his friend Mr. W. -H. Butler, c 6nd gratefully acknowledgeas the vahle t sste which the latter gave him in it, c . At ...

... emph~jiefreignl seamen in the mearchant service, sandon, this topic saom weighty oh- servations-wer&vffied. Commander Caw-I ley, speaking of povision for old age, said it was a commendabls-fect thatnever yet had f4 the taint of pauperism touched a Liverpool ...

... Traasvaal, and this was emphasised hv the tearing down on Saturda of an on the les bills. Mr. Bryn Roberts, Ml., is annooe - to- speak at the meeting, and the chair will be oi taken by Ar. Henry Lewis. J.P., the president of G the Bangor IAberal Assoiation. ...