... serandoned, although a platform bad been erected in the square. Au Enniskillen telegram states that Mr O'Kelly, M.P., in speaking at Tempo on Saturday, said that if the English people only understood the Irish landlord system they would not have tolerated ...

... good master to Lamont. The Laird falls in love with the lovely Agnes Smith o' Tiff W. Annie and seeks every opportunity ef speaking to her. hot to his intense chagrin the girl shows unmistakably that the ewe nothing for . Ore evenly,' to is aridly riding ...

... easter., at I.haabryea sad l'ephart. anti at iamb of tee places was vote of ler meet. Inge at. Nairn and Ferreira Saturday. speaking of Bono ha thotyht it was cad as .belats aroataity that it abseld he to t►at uaf ertaaate Votos of .antedate. at meting awe ...

... ROMENDALE ELECTION. Mr Mont, speaking at the fifty-fourth dinar ado Glasgow Clab on Monday. said Uwe was badly a rue la Groat Britain now Mr Horse Rale The eery victories of the pied by moo rho did mot Me tbe peaty was mainly extraordinary fa at than ...

... lost sight of bia Loy foe the last eleven years , acid bad only discovered lately that be was in Oyne. %then Le attempted to speak to Meson, the latter wouldn't recognise him. He was aentented to pay 10s, or go to prism for a week. ...

... gond muter to lament. The Laird falls in love with the lovely Agues Smith o' Tittle's Annie), and eeekeevvrY opportunity of speaking to her, but to his intones chagrin the girl shows unmistakably that she cares nothing for him. One evening he is sally riling ...

... MR W. H. SMITH. Mr W. H. Smith, speaking at Haverhill last Friday, said all recent speeches by their opponents was apology. Lord Hortington recently apologised for the labs Governmeet marling Egyptian policy, and Mr Forster had also the vacillating mid ...

... course of which be said it might be tsken as an accepted fact that improvidence like intemperance was a crime. In thrift, speaking generally, he imagined the middle class came out best. Among the poorer classes ignoranc: was the cause of extravagance. ...

... pay • Cl. poor day sad he. • the mar plus is that O. was mossy to be made by bates • I am glad to tell him that the mom be speaks so lightly of were sirs of the old Scotch type, wb went to fight the battle, er at least to the stook the great sneezy of ...

... THE HISTRV3B_IN IRELAND. Mr Justin M'Carthy, speaking at •• toasting held in London on Tuesday sight, upon the distress in Ireland, said the object of the meeting was to appeal to Engliali men and women lee help to support those who were beougbt fees ...

... sculptor karma to fame in support of hie cam, but had relied apes the *ribose* of a few mammal friends. Cour eel was still speaking when the Court rose. ...

... engineers and contractors across the desert lying between that town and the Gnat Marsh Lakes of southern Tunis. M. de Le.seps speaks very freely as to the prospects and details of the in. land sea scheme, and he thinks his personal inspection must decide ...