... , Apr~i! 1824. 'WNNhen- L~ove wbo senit torgot to save the v4 I the seanhifela the ?? Briode of A'ri Sir Walt;er Scottt, speaking ci his death, said: 't if thte sunhad gone out.'' The exiplanaion of i wannoucemen~t is curiouis. A lady bequeathed a cccii ...

... Parliament by Mr. Bousfield. He thought the Chamber might have petitioned in favour of itas being made a Government measure. Speaking with regard to the Railway Accidents Bill, Mr. Probert emphasised the necesisiy for the increase of the time limit. It would ...

... the last speaker. and, moreover, he did not think this was a subject on which tbe trades unions were specially qualified to speak. He was not prepared. to discuss the propriety o0 capital punishment on that occasion, or the action of himself either as regarded ...

... CRxmBZPIZAn ssn TM NAToIONrA CONSERV- nrva Unuoa.-A Cambridge correspondent says it is understood that Mr. Chamberlain will speak at Cara- bridge ir. connection with the meeting of the Eastern idistrnt of the National Conservative Union. SnorMaS A-D FYnsa ...

... present struggle because he believed she had rigbt upon her side, Is , was essential for the safety and welfare of the English-speaking race that Britain should be victorious-. The United States and Britain were rivals and competitors. but theirs was a healthy ...

... the attitude of Great Britain, when another priest, the Abb-' Fremont, interrupted Lim, exclaiming, That is not the way tto speak from the pulpit. RUSSIA AND PEI1SA. ST. Pr:TSRi.EO Februarv 2.-Tie c.s ot, discussing the conclusion of the Persian 5' gold ...

... present I cCur: 1. probably the best that oould be made; and LO to tie quality of the reproductions it would be dit}colt iG speak too highly. No. 4 contains Briton P.v-ores St. George, Frank Bramley's Througlh che r of Years, Napier Herny's Oporto ...

... of aly and June. The selling price, as compared with that last ascertained ,(:9 15s. 4.71d, shows an increase of, rouglly speaking, 3s. 4d.. and in the ordinary course the sliding scale would increase the rate of wages for puddling by .3d. fronm 11i. 3d ...

... Hen. 1Eforace Plunkett requesting him to -withdraw his candidature-for the constituency. An effort was made by an elector to speak against the resolution, and eventually he was e'ected from the building. The meeting was presided over by Lord Ardilaun. DunsiiK ...

... condition of a number of boxes found on the prisoner's premisesafter the tire. Of the contents of some of them he could not speak definitely, because they had been eixipsed to such a high degree of heat, but in other cases he bad no doubt of the presence ...

... life are seeking those who are prepared for them. It is tne preparatit that mak-esi the difference. 1'he German travels and speaks to every j man in his own tongue while the English merchant is content to open his letters. The German is as adaptable as ...

... to 1 6 cents per pound, m around which fig-are it will p o byremain for at > Masat twb years to come Th athorities who , speak and wrrite so knowingly of manipulated prices, V, and the 'unavoidable collapse of the near future, ol 0 are devoting more ...