... universal world—to believe its ultimate triumph, and to have the glory of contributing to it (loud cheers). Mr. T. Little, speaking as a Protestant, enforced the claim of Irish Catholics to special representation, holding that, other things being equal ...

... . Notice has lately been publicly taken Liverpool of fact that when M. Got, tho premier actor Franco, heard Mr. Gladstone speak in London, the charm of the orator's voice aud delivery held him spell-bound, though his comprehension of the matter of the ...

... that hour of the night. He (prisoner) said to the inspector, I am not one of their character, aud it would be dangerous to speak to them.' The inspector said Very well, and wont away. He (prisoner) afterwards heard one of the gentlemen say that they ...

... POLITICAL UTTERANCES. SIR ST. JAMES ON LORD BEACONSFIKLD'S PERSONAL 1 Speaking at Taunton, yesterday, iv support of the candidature of Mr. C. T. Dyko Acland, tbe Liberal candidate for West Somerset, Sir Henry dames remarked that this was not a time whan ...

... THE MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN. THE LAST WORDS. Last night, the speaking in connection with the Municipal elections may be aaid to have terminated, and the remainder of th j time between now and four o'clock to-morrow afternoon will be taken with downright hard ...

... Mr. Hughes and Ins friends will address tho electors from house Oueen's-road, and that Mr. Vining and his supporters will speak from the place where so many Conservative voices have been hoard before namely, the Kverton Coffee-house. SCOTLAND WARD. There ...

... voting against it. Mr. Jackson said tbat, taking common-sense view of this matter, it would seem that Mr. Willmcr had been speaking against a system and not individual. He (.Mr. Jackson) did not agree with great deal that Mr. Wilimer had done, but thought ...

... cosmopolitan but Americans wore simply living on this side of tho Atlantic, deferring to the enormous power of the English-speaking race, as manifested in this country alone, he said that, considered its world-wide extent, it was simply irresistible. Turning ...

... slept well, aud ceased to expectorate, and fortnight I got another plaster, and now am as well and strong as ever. All friends speak of my recovery as marvellous.—Yours faithfully, James Hat man. Wa testify lo the truth of the above statement, S. Bradbury ...

... William Unrcourt retorted with hinting that his opponents were lice. Now, Mr. Cecil Raikes, the chairman of committees, says, speaking of obstruction, that Parliament being bitten by fleas. The epithet will not make it easier for Mr. Raikcs to rule the ob ...

... take ny food at any time, and it gives mc no pain. I cannot speak terms too highly of tho I have derived from the Pad. I have advised sov?ial friends to try tho Pad, which they did, and they speak well of it. I will recommend the Pad, for it cannot havo ...

... and worship, in thankful remembrance of His passion and for the use of the holy brotherhood, who in Christ's Church do daily speak God's praise, and that they may every mouth read for Alfred and for Werberg and for Ahldryd (their daughter), their souls to ...