... was surprised at reading the u paragraph inder the above heading in your - issue of to-ay's date. A Liverpool clergyman, r. speaking at Chester, made the remarkable state- ment that he would be frightened to go into . the pit of a theastre; that it would ...

... they had been bitterly disappointed, having looked to her d in vain for support against the aggression of e- other Powers. Speaking of his journey up the Yangtse, Mr. Walton ?? possibilities of trade in this re region are so vast that they can scarcely ...

... of the hospital at the cost of West Derby and to the relief of the other two ?? subject was not pursued. On being asked to speak, Mr. Jenner-Fust said he hadl inspected the second plot of land ?? acres, 'ith option to extend) which the board proposad to ...

... RATE REDUCTION IN WEST DERBY. i - ' Er. D. A. M'Neight, C.C, speaking at a a smoking concert held last evening in coec- 6 Sion with the Lowhifl Branch of the Liverpool Working Men's Conservative Association, held at the club, 67, Kensington, referred ...

... niag- titikttlIV ('ille. 'Ihe stelt i and maxiut tire til li Ihe 14te,. ha t ) beell extrelniely 'i s. WI 'itir lusss are, ?? speak- J, ,. .!ilall. 11, a Ii til~tn ttLigl, ll t f vatriv otol a few ;il int lhe talurite of tlhir i'harge. The stita. :,s nswal ...

... in th' cut, as he'd never want 'cm agen. Vain boast! 'We were all back aeain after a week's holiday, and I got the sack. 1 speak. therefore, with theautliqrit'y of aveteran reformer on this subject of meal hours in cotton mills, and to the non-teclunical ...

... When thle division was called the Irish Nationalist menmbers rose in a bodv and left the House without voting.; Roughly speaking, thirty-eight supporters of the GPovermUlent were absent from the division. Of these eighteen were paired and twenty unpaired ...

... cent, and carried forward 52,753 3s against the £41,30 which was brought in at the beginning of the hall-year. (Applause.) Speak. ing of the increase of working expenses generally he said it was a feature in moast railway accounts, and arose mainly from ...

... Lord Derby, Gladstone John BnjWu [> others, he thoulght the Lan~castrranS COW0C 12. up to the ideal of those men with podS e speaking of the war, he said that there er. Stanleys at present. at the front. tw ta * memnbers of Parliament-a fact Lsncti~5 stituente ...

... This assembly, which, we- are told, represents a large section of the European community and a numerous body-of the Dutch-speaking and coloured inhabitants, has unanimously adopted a motion expressing entire approval . of the policy of the Imperial Government ...

... srapnel fire for some tine tried to force the Hghlandem off KoOdoceberg. Both sides fought with mnch bravery. Ges`nrl Macdonald speaks in high term, of th stess and behaviour of the troops tdier the hearv fire poured upon them. It becnae neoes&sry to strengthen ...

... being extinct. His body was carried into the manse, and from there to the poorhouse mortuary. BISHOP JAYNE AND BAD LAlNGUAGE. Speaking at the annal meeting of the Chester City Missico presided over by the Mayor of Chester (Colnel H. T. Brown), on Saturday ...