... Pans. Lord Napier reviewed the Third City of London Volunteers on Saturday. At the close of the review lie addressed them, speaking in terms of high approval of the Volunteer movement. The Secretary of State for War has decided that every soldier now serv ...

... THE WEEKLY PRESS. THE .SA l l RDAV REVIKW AND MR. GLADSTONE. The Spectator, speaking of the article the Saturday Review Mr. Gladstone, says that that journal has produced “the most malignant and disreputable article which we ever remember to have read ...

... Bartle, 71, Market Street, Bradford, WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, by a respectable Gentleman, for several hours daily spare time. Speaks three languages. Address, “Z 105,” at the Printers. WANTED, a SMITH, one accustomed Sharpening Masons' Tools, and general ...

... the risk of lieiug thought excessively credulous, but Mr. Webb has shown me and many others the things that were burnt, and speaks the matter in a very serious manner. ’* ...

... on Saturday, under the engine of a train which her own brother happened to be driving. He thought at first she intended to speak to him from the side of the line, but when her rash act was committed l>ecame nearly frantic, and it required the utmost efforts ...

... notably been the Lil>eral side, and who have not only hail the ability, but have also been willing sacrifice their time to speak in favour of any great question pertaining to the interests of the working class, men who have always been associated with ...

... neglected. Prices the whole arc rather harder. Some producers having sold heavily this week, are again asking higher rates, but speaking of quotations geneally, we may fairly say that they have a decidedly stiffer tendency. Pieces.— The Piece trade is very dull ...

... Bartle, 71, Market Street, Bradford. WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, by a respectable Gentleman, for several hours daily ; spare time. Speaks three languages. Address, “Z 105,” at the Printers. THE Advertiser, accustomed to looking-over, Grey Room and Office Work ...

... likewise present at the meeting which was held in the Volunteer Drill Hall, a wide, roomy structure. Mr. Gladstone, rising to speak, was loudly cheered. After a few preliminary remarks, said he would proceed to give some account of the stewardship which, ...

... have any man, in addition to my friend Mr. Forster, likely to do that for you. (Cheers, groans, and cries of Miall.”) I was speaking just now about personal extravagance, about personal expenditure, and it just reminds me for a moment that I for one have ...

... force of hoarse throats—that cry out to >reveut me speaking there, a proof that they dare not listen—(cheers, groans, and general disturbance, during which the speaker several times attempted to speak, but could not be heard.) At last the disturbance partially ...

... attendance of sheep fanners from the extensive Gramjiian and Ochil ranges was much larger than usual. The wool clips, generally speaking, have not for long series of years been good, both in regard quantity anil quality. There were present a large number of ...