... and that those who shall still refuse to rejoin it need not be feared. SIR W. IRCOURT ANTD THE MAN- CHESTER - ELECuTON. Speaking at a luncheon at the National Liberal Club, GasgIw, yesterday afternoon, Sir William Harcourt said theyhad been defeated ...

... my present state of eyesight and at near ninety, to limit myself to the protection of St. Athanasius as sufficient, not to speak of St. Augustine and St. Thomas, who also, I think, lay down that the 'primogenitous' is a word relating to nature, not office ...

... excitement prevailed when the declaration of the poll was made, and dense crowds gathered in front of Mr. West's hotel, Speaking from tire window, he said the electors had won nobly, and lie hoped would loso again. Shortly before nine the newly-clected ...

... censure on Lord Randolph's speeches, which Mr. Gladstone refused on the ground of the pressing needs of public business. Speaking at Maanchvater, while the first Home Rule Bill was still in the process of gestation in the Cabinet, Lord Randolph Churchill ...

... lordship's tenants received a cir-I cular, informing them that their rents bad been perma- nenitly reduced. Dr. Parker, in speaking at the Clty Temple, London, a yesterday, - referred to the sudden decease of the noble earl, remariing that lie did not look ...

... r pointed at the moderate expressions in which the doctor of comiunicated the results of his enquiries, for lie did e not speak to gratify an idle curiosity-to leara asupposed shades of dilference of opinion. He was content sa to state, with equal firmness ...

... he remembered aright, Cardinal New man began with the voords, It is such A happiness to get home, and then he went on to speak of the joy of being aillowed to serve God at home. There was throughout, VI at was so often manifest, the impression of aloof ...

... years attended his classes and lectures ?? Mi. Nottelle's style of teaching was inimitable, for it not only c infused, so to speak, a knowledge of French, almost imperceptibly, hut endeared him to every student. No master could take greater interest in his ...

... wholesome poverty which brings the vaguenes~ of genius into contact with reality. I ave-heard them all,' she says later on, speak of theseb.ondon days, when Alfred Tennyson lived in poverty with his friends and - his golden dreams. He lived in the Temple ...

... declare n imself a candi- dateto-morrow, they are preparing for an active plat- form cainpaign. Among those who have ptomised to speak, if wanted, are Dr. Pankhorst, Alderman Ben Tillett,. Mr. eir Hlardie, ?? and M1r..T om Mann. Os:3usnxunc.c-At a meeting of ...

... theo Tat few days, to bear the stlriln of prolollged conversation. Still, up to Sasturday, he was able to recognise and to speak to his intimate friend aimd adviser, Mr. C. J. Johnson, to whom lhe then, in a fewv affecting words, solemnly bade Farewell ...

... MIr. A. R. Dean, of Corporation t-rvet, has consented to be nominated by the Gladstrn:aan.- The Conservatives of the ward speak of nominating ?? J. W. Martin, pearl-button manufacturer, of Ornend Street. and that gentleman has expressed his readinest- ...