... Cabinet; be hoped therefore the House would reject the proposal to retain the Irish members at Westminster. lb. J. Redmond, speaking on behalf of the Pansellitee, said there were great blots in the Bill, and that it would regains great and serious amendments ...

... termini? Why. doctor, replies his lordship, there were four things in it that 1 did not like to Ir ar. Mate them' To speak frankly, then, they were the quarters of tho church-elm k, which struck four times before y* u lint finished. AN ECCENTRIC ...

... Church and State in Wales had not been adopted by Parliament —Sir J. Mowbray seconded the amendment. —Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking against the Bill, and referring to its effects, contended that it would suspend all marriages, all funerals, and absolutely ...

... J. C. Shepherd, F. 8.8. (of Barvabury), re-elected. LORD GEORGE HAMILTON ON THE NEW HOME RULE BILL Lord George Hamilton, speaking at • Unionist demonstration at Stockport on Saturday, said the Unionist party were beaten at the polls, not because they ...

... kicking him on the head, whilst in the execution of his duty.—From the evidence, it appeared that the constable had occasion to speak to several men who, it was alleged, were making a disturbance outside a public-house in Devonshire.road, late on Sunday night ...

... eervieee that that had rendered to the Chiswick Pollee Club. The t a i the »p a rr to the compliment, regritted the Sept. Hunt. Speaking for himself, Dr. Wallis expressed the pleasure it always gave him either to take part In the police matches or to be on the ...

... that was wanted. With a look of utter astonishment, the chief hull up , Who piece of w. oil and exclaimel : llow can this speak? Has it moutis Ilion arriving at the Isouso, Ise gave the chip to Ilse 11166We:try's wife, who rot I it. awl then threw it ...

... THE CRISITTERI_ QUESTION. Mr. Roils said that he had intonded to speak on the cemetery question, but as Dr. Linglism was not present, and as there was a small Board, it would not be proper for him to recommend the Board to take any definite action at ...

... often happened that when au officer ceased to be a company officer he lost touch with the men of a particular company, but, speaking personally, he could assure them that he had no intention of so doing. He had to congratulate the Chiswick Company upon its ...

... really that they were not engaged upon any occupation of the kind. They were endeavouring to bring under one umbrella, Soto speak, all persons in the parish of Chiswick whose views were not reactionary. It was the object of the League to make the municipal ...

... scarcely audible the old man replied, Yes Yon live at W—, in the county of Surrey ? I do. Your age f Sixty-one. Speak up ! said the coroner harshly. Without raising his eyes the old man repeated, Six tv -one. The deceased is your daughter ...

... only to attend to local affairs, but to send, as I hope you will do, a Progressive member to the House of Commons, there to speak for, there to work for, and there to vote for, measures which, when they are passed, will give working men a chance at least ...