... informations against the three defendants should returned for trial on the charge of sedition, that sedition being evidenced the speaking words each of these gentlemen on the November, Any person who sought to stir one class of her Majesty's subjects against ...

... in the iron door. Mr. Killen has a wife and four children, who, the case of his being found guilty, will be, comparatively speaking, unprovided for but he declares that he leaves them in the hands of God and his country. At eleven o'clock this morning ...

... strolling about the streets, saw only three people the worse for liquor. There are, however, objections to the system. It, so to speak, legalises drink, and makes it resper table. the old days a man of position would not enter a drinking shop ; has not now the ...

... journey to Dalmeny House. Mr. Gladstone addresses his first meeting to-morrow in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. On Wednesday he speaks at Dalkeith , on Thursday at West Calder, and on Saturday he will address meetings in the Corn Exchange and Waverley Market ...

... majority, however, waa made uo of units, and it was the units with which the country had now to deal. It was for the electors to speak out their opinions whenever they had the opportunity, and from the bottom of his heart he said, God speed the right. The p ...

... and pencil, or the sword, you wish. Oh, tho time has gone altogether for any namby-pamby speaking. We must now approach the matter with an ungloved hand : speak to these men face to face; tell them what wo want —what we mean. I say nothing here. lam not ...

... defendant said that nothing could delight him more than to see a hundred thousand men with swords in their hands, and he would speak of physical force, for they were prepared to use it. In the cross-examination by Mr. Ilea, witness said he was born Carlow ...

... to Colonel Buller, Sir Thomas «•«■*■ steamed away from Durban in his fine Lancashire Witch. had particular to destination, speaking vaguely Malay coast, the Andamans, and the Islands. travelling companions this cruise were Captain Thornburgh young Mr. Francis ...

... against them on ail others. His ' W!j - the liquor question appeared to ? entire satisfaction to his hearers, »l when came to speak disestabhshmeijt. there calla for silence, * that not a word of what he *«st important question might be lost. «• wen dealt ...

... were' several previous convictions against the defendant for similar offences, and was fined and costs. Sir George Bowyer, speaking at banquet, last night, said he had good authority for stating tnat there would no dissolution until after next session. ...

... Majesty's Government will also attend, and effort is being made to secure the presence Beaconstield. Mr. R. Hanbury, M.P., speaking at a li** * victuallers' dinner Hanley. yesterday, said supported local option as the best means of ing drunkenness. He ...

... strike his audienco as much as anything was the vigour and energy with which spoke, and the ability man at his Wvanced years to speak for such a leugth ■tirn* without any apparent flagging in voice. He is so terribly in nest said old gentleman as we were ...