... others in West Brormwichl Iand in Enirland found out that thu -grossest treason was existing in the Clint-h. Practically speaking., thel, mnajority of the clergy were doing their' best to destroy thle Protestant character of the Cherub, of Enigland, and ...

... in December last. Joseph Harvey, coal dealer, Morfital Lane, was charged with receiving two loads from Gray; and Abednero Speake, coal dealer, BilstonStreet. wvith receiving three ?? prosecntor stated that he lad employed the prisouer Gray to draw coal ...

... conaitions of pros- perity of the varions -divisinns were narrated, and a description given of the seat of war in NataL. Speaking of the future, under the several heads ot Crown colonies, self-governing colonies, and Republics, Deiagoa Bay. Customs union ...

... to bigger knaves living on fees and comnlO fl downright swindlers and blackmailers. It 0t*s' be said that the writer was speaking for tee pie1t; of the ordinary readers of his paper, beca3e55.I hardly hkely tlhat people who -:emr necesci°tos would paty ...

... also on. M. Lasies. Several members uttered protests against the allega- tions of the Public Prosecutor, and 1H. Bernard, speaking for the second time, vehemently upbraided _IN. Monis,. The temporary suspension of M.Bernard teras voted by a large majority ...

... resfeotive followers. The pro- h oeedings were open to the press. The chairman and a Mr. John Redmnond, who were the Scrst speak-ers, both urged that the time had novr corme to restore unity in the ranks of the Parliamentary represensatives 0 of Irish ...

... clerk to turn out their pockiets i the presence of the inspector. The otber clerk expressesd his wilingness to do ?? asked to speak to prosecutor in private, and subsequentlyv Mr. N;seala statedt that Gordon had confessed to the theft, and handed over the ...

... submitted to its judgment. In disclaiming such submission and in declaring against the domina- tion claimed in tre circular I speak only for myself, but I conceive there are many other old Catholics who hold with me that the wonders of our human organisation ...

... feeling that something higher, something nobler than the employment he had in hand was expected of him. He suffered. so to speak-, from a plethora of conscience. Whenever he heard of a wrong he felt that is must be righted, andt that he himself would be ...

... peace between the two authorities.-Mr. Withers (warmly addressing the Chairrian): You ought not to allow that gentle- man to speak or interfere. The truth requires no denial. (H ear, hear, and laughter.) I strongly con- demn the action of the Assessment ...

... - Sir Henrv Irving's Robespierre appears to ha-ve been a remarkable success in America. In one instance the local press speak of it as 'the canture of Chicago. Tus INsDIAN FAresse Frso.-The Indian Famine Fund at the London Mansion HEouselast night ...

... citizens have implicit trust?' I regret that the Wolverhampton delegate, a self- proclaimed red-hot Radical , should so glibly speak cf England hated all over the world, when only in the Transvaal, certain parts of France and of Ireland, are such sentiments ...