... be fitted out for service by the end of that year. She will carry lIkl•tos gun., besides a number of smaller ones. M.P., speaking at the annual gathering of the Glasgow Orangemen on Friday n.ght, discussed the Home Rule policy of Mr Gladstone, and the ...

... had not been laid in a workmanlike matmer. Treasurer GRAIIANI considered the daniaoesu small that it was not worth while speaking abuut it. ...

... ARMS HOTEL, AYR, ON TUESDAY EVENING, zith FEBRUA .7Y; AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. JAMES SOMERVELL, Rio., or Sorts, And Others, will Speak. Ticket, 3s (Morning Dress), Can be had from Mr M`Gnnocnt, Chemist, Sandgate Street; Mr M'CALL, Bookseller, Sandpit° Street; ...

... been partaken of, The x said that in the absence of Mr C. I:. Shaw, he to take the chair that clay, although he could net speak to them such wise words on agricultnrd matters as Mr could have done, awl ~11 such occasions did. He then called upon theni ...

... questions. Does any one believe that Mr Gladstone, who barely ever loses • chance of making • speech, and when he is not speaking is either writing letters or postcards or articles for magazines, was really phrecally unable to answer a question ?—I am ...

... Minutes or Radium , neof ; for Trunk Convenatinn, 6d for time By the Company's Trunk Wire system, Ayrshire Sets. scribers can speak to Glasgow, Greenock, Pals'ey, John. stone, Renfrew, Dumharom, Delemiburgh, mos, Mothersell, rostbridge, Grangemouth, Falkirk ...

... we not say; more than that, they h • . • hoes hefom the public for over fourteen y. are, and .re t. .I.y perfectly able to speak for themselves. Those who boy our Homo Hoots only require to do annually; in fact, plenty of our t'ustorners declare they ...

... companions. 'Lady Agatha,' he said, 'what make you of this adventure?' 'lt is the work of the Evil One,' she calmly 'I will speak to my father, when he returneth, to have this chamber exorcised and purged the foul spirits who have made it their abode. Is ...

... that the majority was small, it had the grove misfortune of not being homogenous. Just one word of correction here. Strictly speaking, Mr Gladstone had nu majority at The relation of the Irish parties to the Ministry ,is simply that of impended hostility ...

... CONX IZOILAZGE THE GREAT MEETING IN ACRICULTURAL.,IIALL, AT 7 r.m., AT WIlllCli WD BRILBOUSNE sad The SOLICITOWGZSTALL speak. A pelieeticee nettle to be matte to Local Semester LITERARY SOCIETY. MONDAY. 181,7. 3,sawra -14b021t1 Ilm vitt. Mowed be b..milimed ...

... with the speech recently delivered by Mr Motley at Dundee, which was highly appreciated by the audience. Mr Spmat followed, speaking on the subject of his visit to the Covegreany Estatti; explaining the true facts connected with the Rinsella incident. He ...

... auspices of the Eighty Club; and in his absence the burden of the oratory appears to have been borne by Sir Wm. Harcourt, who, speaking with regard to recent divisions in the Gladeonian party, said that as for any separation between any section of the Liberal ...