... at the autumn session, and which will be wanting to them during the normal session. The Right Ron. W. Cecil Raikes, M.P., speaking at a meeting of Conservatives at Mold, on Tuesday, stigmatised the Franchise Bill as a most unfair, unjust, and incomplete ...

... of lymphatic temperament; he has not had much education, and understands no European language but Frencb. of which he can speak a few words. His favourite occu- pation is to look after his poultry yard, which contains tll, rarest specimens of hens, ducks ...

... not be easy to describe to you the sensa- tion which this extraordinary and horrible crime has created in Paris. All classes speak of it with horror,- but whilst the lower look on it as nothing more than a murder of peculiar atrocity and singularity, the ...

... Review, no 5 one can mistake 'lie' teas when he tastes them. We are not quite so sure about that, and oar con. temporary speaks much more to the purpose when he submits that they ought to be seized by the health officers, as it is a question whether ...

... ce. After the cab had driven soac distance the prison'e got in and vent with her to Mrs. Bell's, atiMaroleet, but did not speak to her, She now denied hraving said that the gentleman. who met Iher , and paid for the cab was ]e anison. It was .aother person ...

... remained for about s x months. He left shortly after Mbs Martin came and made a disturbance. Witness had never seen himn since to speak to. Cross-examined: Mr Martin paid 14s a week for his lodgings. There had never been any impropriety between them. Mr Inderwick ...

... ordered him out but he Said he would not go, he was on his duity.. I did not ely anything,. as .I thought' I had no business to speak. She ordered him out at different times, but he would not go. At last she pushed him. and he then pushed her down on the floor ...

... anything else I could do for L'Angelier. He said time and quietness were what was wanted, I then signed to the doctor to come and speak to me. He went out of the room with me, and I asked him What is wrong with him? He said, Is hie a person that tipplesl ...

... had so long rendered him incapable of. With respect to him, I venture now to advert for a few moments to that which I can speak of, perhaps, better than anybody else- namely, the wrong -which has been done him by the public for so long a period in condemning ...

... woman who was in the neighbourhood at the time heard the two men speaking, bht could not distinguish what they were talking about. She saw Fraser follow Keeney, at the same time speaking to him, whereupon Keeney turned round and - squared up at Fraser ...

... the local clerks in telegraphing the dreary and unimportant -utterances of Mr Childers ; whereas when Lord Salis, tbury was speaking at Brighton, when it mighlt be pre- fsurned that most people in the countr woud be eager r to road ~every line of the Prime ...

... ledge of the other. They were confined in separate cells, and during the night they were heard to speak to each other, those in the two end cells speaking through the one in the centre. One of the prisoners said to the other What has Nell got ? alluding ...