... comforts jet the brave fellows. The space. whic~h ta-is lot, involves- is, represe-_ntedl by th~irty tonsq maas-anant,,which speak-c volumes in. ?? for tha spklendid ma-nner in. which the appeals for gits have b4een responded to-. CAERICK =JTIG-US AND1 TIFF ...

... h|s. been called the John B. Gough of mils- - sionary speakers, and whose fund of information seems to be inexhaustible, speaks for the last tinme .N in the hall to-night, and in his lecture will con- trast the poolicy of the American and British Go- ...

... Berlin treat r in 187l . It is nlmest extraordinary how thle Prastiers health has improved since he -tvae in his fifties. Speaking at MaLnuchester some tweuty years ago his v oice wa-st so weak that he could scarcely he hearde- snorre otbali five or six ...

... l\LK, Edinbugh; Rev. Henry, Alonaroni-ery, ThK, Clerical Eon Sec.; Rev.- Te. OPoen Rev. D.A.nW~telB, and other ar e -ptd t-o Speak. HErNR-?Y MONTGOM.-ERIY,' TJiM7 WORKMAN, H. 334 SAMUEL M'BPJDE, 0. BELFAST NATURAL HIS~_TOPE AND PHILOSOPHICAL S~OCIETY. I-(MEETING ...

... Bowman, andl Dr. h. L. Hoore. It swas I locileid to enter Lord Duffecin's letter, re the late iarl Ayeva, in the minutes, Speaking of the work of tle various co-annttees, t/re. Bowman sug- i g gestd d that a rail around tile ba th, at Picie and i a resta ...

... orift of the river as, it root to tb5t se -cd not 1 puiddr - oo lo thle eddies whlich seemn to. ho o notr del tov it, course. Speaking fromn thatl point of tiew- 'I eSLL that thel u~snes as between I bin'? oatd B'ritoil, hbeowel tis country -and. th~ Sot'uih ...

... Secretary is not, though he acknowledges his responsibility for it in common wi-th the other members of the 1881 Cabinet. Speaking for the Government, M1r. Chamberlain, in firm anel unmistakable terms, tlet it be known tha' it would not galvanise Sir W ...

... y suppressed. TMe Lord Mayor said he buhsd already given his ruling. 4lderutan John M'Cormick said in that event he would speak generally to the whole questleion. Hle alleged there was an obvious attempt to baffle 1 inquiry into the matter, and itt c ...

... eapcable of earsy an'd abundant proof. The fact *; that so canny thlousands of consumers continne to s buy theim year after year speaks volumes for their ss x north, and is a reward which onlly alttaches to I s mrit.r Chivers' Jellies a-re pre-pared iii a, healthy ...

... Christian of 5c'leswig-Holnstein and her Highness Princess V ^ Ctoria. T. PPINCE OF WALES AX!) raE LATE M1UK OF WL3TMIN$NTE& . Speaking yesterday aftern-oon at the meeting of elB councmil of 'the floral Agniceilt6ual Society of England, 1Q6 Prince of Wales ...

... many places in toe division addiressing mleetings, that the electors might have an opportunity of hearing has vie-tes, and speaking to him on arcy subjects they wvished. ?? had seen from Mr. Lonsdale's addresses at the various mneetings that that geittlemano ...

... NEwS-LETTE1, Sn-The following extract fromn a letter I have just received from MNr. H. L. Brown Ison of the lace Mur. Henry Brown) speaks for itself, and I ha-ve ne doubt ?? manly ladies and gentlemen wi-l be delighled to send me for ?? to De Aatr Hospital their ...