... reduction of military expenditure, which will not effect either the numerical strength or the combative efficiency of our forces. Speaking of Sir E. Temple, it is said that his position is unenviable, but it is entirely of his own creation. He has been careful ...

... and their friends then left How they determined to smother anything approach- while the Church Schools at Ileltham Mills speak in t • of the Council teen • was not more than justified in the how. When the complainant, his wife and son _ . tog religion ...

... treaty with the English should be abrogated. Last night the Sultan sent back a reply to the Vaptain's address, in which he speaks as fellows : Thirty-three years ago I was forbidden by my father, Said-Said, to export slaves to Muscat. The slaves now carried ...

... ry seam and I some districts are more fortunate than dear), 91. to There was no for Meek in the i ethers. We are, however, speaking generally, market. 1 and we hold further, that the stupidity of which Hine Carnes, Taiseclay.-At the HA market to-4o) there ...

... Her army, though nominally large and powerful, is wanting in arms, organisation, and officers. Her navy is, comparatively speaking at all events, unfit for service. She is neighbour to the moat powerful military nation in the world at this moment; and ...

... former partner told him that he was glad he had left him, as he was making much more money now. Simmons told Duryea never to speak to him again, but Duryea laughed at his threats. Ono night they met in front of Simmons' office, 67, Liberty-street. They ...

... Licensing Act. notwithstanding the dexterity with which ho argued his case. Mr. Vernon Harcourt reminded his hearers that when speaking on the subject of the Licensing Bill at Oxford 12 months ago he recommended the Government to leave it alone, and he says ...

... you can go on bellowing, if it amuses you, but after all these years you might know better. Velem-0, my dear Earth, don't speak to me. I used to like you very much, but really your conduct—and you get worse and worse. Ido bear such things! There really ...

... Drum-Major of the Hull Volunteers has been folly committed to take his trial at the next Quarter Sessions. Is it unreasonable to speak of such a story as a comedy? When we hear of the Yorkshire Quack, with his tube and his pulse-glass, frightening the simple ...

... rental, lines of private wires between two or mere places of business or private residences, without forming a junction, so to speak, with the public system of wires. Toe advantages of the latter arrangement are already known to the public', and it is rather ...

... fellow-creatures. For them the way of recovery was hardest of any who were in a position of difficulty and misery. (Hear, hear.) Speaking of the Church of England, Mr. Stanhope said, What was the Church of England Wee it an institution for feeding parsons! (Laughter ...

... reduction of military expenditure, whisk will not effect either the numerical strength ee the oombative efficiency of our forces. Speaking of Sir R. Temple, it is said that his position is unenviable, but it is entirely of his own creation. He has been careful ...