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... MR CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEEdB: AT gBIRMtNc+EATM. The following appears in the Moraing Poot :-Sirs -:dr Chamberlain, in his speech of the 10th November,, said :-1. That most of the foreign bounties on the export of sugar are given on raw sugar from Germany, ...
... aeco en panied by MisE Balfo ir, Mr George Wyndham, M.P., sir Weat Ridvoway, Mr Brown- ing, and Mr .Micka (Loi.al Govrurnmout Board inspector for thcatiounty of >.lsway), trave]led by the early mail train IervinZ Atniens-street Station at 7.25 in th-i m irninm ...
... MR. THACKERAY'S LECTURES ON THE FOUR I I GEORGES.l On Friday evening, at the Marylebene Institution, Mr. Thackeray began for the first time in London, the series of lectures on the ' Four Georges, which he had previously delivered in the United States ...
... one of Mr Gladstone's friends kindly inquir. ing of Mr Gladstone how they were to get rid of this Ilephistopheles; but as Mr Gladstone proceeded to explain the modo-probably ?? Caucus- Lord Beaconsfield may perbaps be excused for essuming that; Mr Gladstoue ...
... 'T'he King £300, the Queen £10O, Arclhlbishops of York and Canterbury, and Bishop of Lotdon £200 each ,Bishops of Durham £126, Gloucester £100, Lincoln, Sodor and Alan, St. Asaph, Bangor, and Ri- pon £60 each ; Earl Howe 50, Joshua Watson, Rev. Dr. Pussy ...
... stated was George Thomas Williams, while the woman who was known as Mrs Montfirth was a Mrs Jane Fox, who had fled from England with Williams, leaving behind a hus. band, When the original Mrs Williams arrived in Pat. terson on Saturday ?? made known her story ...
... OF CHILDREN MOST SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WeiTr1 DR. DE ONJ is' LluecT-BROWN COD LIVER OIt-Mr. Thomas Hunt, Surgeon to the WYestern Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin, writoc: -Ia badly-uourished infants, Dr. de J0ogh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable ...
... and a few friends. Onc entering tile lecture hall the riglht hon.. gentleman I and Mrs Forster were received wit ih deafening cheers by the students. When quiet ensued, Mr FORSTEma said: Mly young friells, I have not 1 come-here to make a speech, hut I ...
... left Trebortlh, the late residlence of tile deceased laid, at half past eleven o'clock in .the following order:- Dr. Jones in his carriage. Mr. H1-ughes, Surgeon, in his carriage. T'he Hearse, contailliug the body. R - lea, Esq., Master lamites and--Rea ...
... ik a similar position to MR ThSNNANT Qould h.ive done SO wvell. It 'was rost at all. swprisimg to hear the chairman comment upon. th indiflbreltt patronage bestowed up nWl,;99 by Royalt-l s from which country uoqr fut.z3 King take5 ids. present.itle. ...
... dining with Mr Roliecteon Gladstone at Court Hey, proceeded by the night mail for Aberdeen The Rev. Dr Untlirie (the .5cotsman state3) is at pre- sent at Uust, Sbetland, on a visit to the father of the Free 0hurcis of Soutlandl, the Rev, Dr Ingram, now ...
... nothing more than the amount of clerk's work accomplished. Mr Swinton and Dr. Playfair wereneairly ?? and St. Andrew's Universities, but we learn that at half-past eleven on Thursday morning Dr. PlIyfair was eighty ahead of his opponent. TncE LAw OFFICERS ...