... pea and nearest ports of N rwTy and Oreenore in his tracks, as far as Hamlinstown, e i l ime h e stuck upon the grave to speak the record of enemy at Frere Bridge. asked a merman if small raiding bands were to be sent south to ilir NORM NACKENZIE, N ...

... meetings. It will be sufficient to mention the mere fact that it is to be held, and that the Lord Mayor and Mr. Redmond will both speak on the occasion, and must necenewily have a story to tell which will be of widespread interest. Of the other meeting we have ...

... Me. For a moment, as the man ceased speaking, 'there was silence; then. turning to die woman, who stood at fagl- , still holding Erclila dose against bee, the priest asked: What say - you to these charges? Speak, ' woman; 'his your only thence. They ...

... classes of engine fuel for two or three times the amount obtainable for the same descripOms only three years ago. Generally speaking. the prices of other qualities of coal ire 40 or 50 per cent. higher now than they wets at the alone of 1897, and the tendency ...

... were directly interested to any great extent in the ultimate result of the agitation. And so those who had been meeting and speaking grew tired, and the entire matter disappeared from public ken for the time being. The letter from Professor 31`Keown, of ...

... Ppeech; yet. when at length the repot was readied. John Arkwright marled with aurpriae. Theo, turning round and forming a speaking wenn:et of his Imola, he clouted- - , Shut the gate, men —for Arkurright voted 'ark have forgotten his sheep at the crack ...

... cameo cutting in cense- the labourers in the shape of direct employquince of the different layers of which ti ey ment. In speaking to the resolutions, the were composed, but remarked that cameos sere Chairman dwelt at length on the claims of the not so ...

... head, is its aopem. .1. pin seersca of the Prms se 'the edema to Convey portion al its Menage to the Irish people. Mt to speak of the admirobitt cece wpm of the emetic movement, fits h '`ltailly Indepaleacit, Wesley Indwelldent; sod •Iteraikr are in ...

... Me Democratic Club, and d:ltn e , i a sum of 26,000 (Applause). 0? sum they the course of the dinner he ea:heated, roughly speaking, something ap- quite abruptly, s 11ow much do you proaching £3,000 would be necessary to - suppose it will cost to purchase ...

... season have lost their chief means of livelihood, and they and their families are now face to face with destitution. The facts speak for themselyea., They constitute an appeal for public aid, which no commendatory remarks ciould strengthen. We trust that ample ...

... bad given Sir Robert Sexton a certain amount of latitude, and he wee really exceeding the bound]. (hear, hear). Be should speak to the matter before the Rouse, and not make a pit/laical vetch, when he (the Lord Mayor) said he was out of order (hear, hear) ...

... Constable O'Reilly, 30 C with stealing from Wm. Ross, of Arklow, three sovereigns on Monday night. The prosecutor said that while speaking to the prisoner at the corner of '_!!abbot street, the prisoner took the money from his vest pocket, and ran away.. Subsequently ...