... the value of Major General Dormer’s services in Egypt. Mr. Joseph Arch, the Y’ruident of the Agricultural Labourers’ Union, speaking at Kenilworth the other day,advocated the application of the Irish Land Aet to __All the chain-masters in the South Staffordshire ...

... possibly arise, and here there seems to be confusion between deception and professional reserve. A medical man, although bound to speak nothing but the truth to his patient, is not bound to speai the whole truth. To do so would often be impossible, owing to the ...

... Pcean of victory. Being about to don our harness, and having our spurs yet to win, we are not insensible to the folly of speaking as though, at the end of a successful campaign, the harness and the spurs had done their work and were no longer needed. ...

... Our correspondent concludes his report by stating that a number of well-known Radicals were present, and Mr. Mart’s plain speaking did not seem at all aceeptable to them. ...

... some people appear to go out of their way to dispose of their fortunes in such a manner as to &umfy the term eccentric in ~speaking of them. hy, for instance, should a worthy wine merchant, a ‘native of Hamburg, havi neither kith nor kin, have taken the ...

... congratulated on having obtained the * excellent merit Grant as the result of his first year's labours. The government Inspector, speaking of the girls’ school, says “The Children have made decided progress,” and it is satisfactory to find that there is a considerable ...

... noo ; but we're jist aboot —_— afore the tourist time to gi'e the bluid on the stair o’ | A man said to his lied mother, speaking of his the auld murder'd abbot its yearly coat o’ paint; an’ wife, “I do wish I could keep Mary from exaggerai ,yz‘venvinl ...

... happy to consent to the carrying out of all the necessary improvements which were asked for. Mr. Allison said a lady had been speaking to him on this subject that very evening, and she pointed out that, in her opinion, those who resided in another portion ...

... persons have been proceeded against for drunkenness, as against 97 the preceding year, showing a decrease of 24. The report also speaks well of the conduct of the landlords. There has only been one case against license holders during the year. Revising Bawrkister's ...

... conduct, and the sentence of the Court was that—the prisoner be sent to gaol for 14 days with hard labour. Sir John Astley speaking at Brigg Brewster Sessions, the other day, said he did not go in for teetotalism himself, for he thought the Almighty had ...

... the travelling on the railstruggling violently while being conveyed to the in- | way systemsof the country. ! firmary. ! Speaking at Festiniog, Mr, Mo:fim Lloyd, M.P., said o:g.',um at the Liverpool Police~court Adolphe | the new Parliament must early ...

... man who had been hanged they ought not to talk of a rope. (Laughter.) He therefore felt the greatest possible diffidence in speaking of a horse in the presence of a Master of Hounds. (Laughter, and hear, hear.) He was quite satisfied that everyone present ...