... Horton presiding. The Medical Officer of Health (Dr. 5. Partridge) reported that influenza was very prevalent. Generally speaking there ho.d been few cases of a severe type, though six Iac terminated fatally. Hle iead drawn the attention of the Sanit ...

... heart y wote of thanks was accorded the Dean of Ely for his lecture. TaE LOI1D CIMx JUSTEr; mC DISC7araeao Cnsa1sNesa. -Speaking at the annual mreeting of tle Catholic Prisoners' Aid Society, in Wesimninster, yesterday, the Lord Chief Justice referred ...

... times been given her in the ootta try. With regard to the war, he desired on the first occasion on which he had been able to speak in publia: since he came to Ireland, to e:press his -wa appre tion. of the great gallantry displayed by the Irish regi- ments ...

... every man. should hold n itno!:by merit, and this dontrin sh!]ould] dl'apply to the army and navy.-Therreie-_ czz-ci tie'h speak,'er out of order.-Mr. Hanvey r±:I want. to enquire whether the Ct itee '-vp ated hefiture of Tommy Arlrins?-Th *-y 'it 'oemust ...

... go to Billingsgate hereafter, hoping to hear the fishwives rail against dadh other in the slang which I has become, so to speak, classic. Billingsgate, the great tish-luarket, is down below us, just beyond the first i wharves and the steamers. This is ...

... referred is adopted, si and certain of the Australian federal delegates A are invited, in accordance with precedent, to a 1 speak from the bar. If it be, one is assured that, h. should Mr. Barton or Mr. Dealkin be called upon si thus to address the House ...

... authorities favour the general adoption of the present Victorian tariff, while others propose a new system. It is yet too early to speak with aly-certainty on the subject. The problem is in a very embryonic stage at present, and doubtless maeth may happen within ...

... Pre-Raphaehtes. (Applause.) Ruskin was a prophet in the sense of being a forth-speaker-a man who stood up with a mission to speak the truth to his generation. He was also a prophet in the ordinary sense. How many of the measures hie recommended in the days ...

... teacher had only to be one lesson in front of his pupils, hut sow no teacher could possibly be etfficient unless he Was, so to speak, thousands of lessons in front of his pupils and had been trained on a higher and propsr plane of education. In addition to ...

... for you. Trouble.-You have no lcgal authority over the girl. On the other hand, you have a perfect right to see her, anid speak to her if she is willing - but, of course, you hare nI nighb o enter another psrson's house without permission. The clergy-ran ...

... deacon Freer. Prince Christian Victor of Schleewig-Holstein joins Lord Roberts's Staff as extra aide-de-camp. A cor- respondent speaks of the ' excellent examnple which the Prince, a devoted soldier, has set to all about him. It us his desire at all times ...

... always had a loniging and an inte- rest in that gentemanr-meaning Jeremy Diddler, and n2ot Lord Russell. Then he went on to speak with some warmth of expression in praise of the good fellowship towards England which he had found in America. Their welcome ...