... Rey. Meath; The Manse, Preside-I. The interest the lecture was enhanced by the singing .it interval. of Thorn's songs —They speak by Mies Abel, Mains .4 l'itme , l•len, and My Lost Imre at Login by Meath.. the Manse, being exquisitely renlered. The pianoforte ...

... level, the Home secretary bad degraded the great argument in which they were engaged. He gave Lord Ilertington praise for speaking in a morn conciliatory tone than any of his colleagues —though there war nothing in his speeeoh which oonlil form the reels ...

... not very large. Mr Childers, Mr Shaw Lefeere, the Marquis of Moistly, Sir James Carmichael. Lor•l Dime Gordou, Mt T. will speak a Liberal demoastr►• ...

... THE PROPOSED MINISTER OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE. Mr Moak, President of the A•oociatod Chamber of Comment*, speaking at the Gloucester Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday, referred to Mr J. Orates recent remarks in opposition to the appointment of ...

... Charles Garrett, Liverpool. I like them exceedingly. They deserve so be entitle' ' Natures Owh Beverages . ; I could not speak more highly of them.—Rev. Charles Bullock, 13. D., Editor of Home Words, Hand and Heart. IN BOTTLES, and I:9. Confectioners ...

... MR FORSTER ON EDUCATION. Mr Forster. DI.P., speaking at a meeting of the Thornton Alechanics' Institute, near Bradford, on Tuesday, said we were now expecting with certainty a further measure of reform, but he hoped the result of educating the people ...

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... a somewhat uproarionscharacter. Vote of confidence was carried a largo majority. MR JACOB BRIGHT. Mr Jacob Bright, M.P., speaking at the Willington liberal Club, )lanchemter, on Saturday evening, said that the l ioverninent had evaded the land quem'ion ...

... test the is a Court of law, and they have fully paid up their reale. MR GIBSON, M.P., ON THE GOVERN. MENT. Mr Gibson, M.P., speaking at a banquet held Tuesday in connection with the Hsnhan Conservative Aseociation, adverted to the foreign policy of the ...

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... MR BRADLAUGH'S CASE. Mr Bradlaugh, speaking at Healey ea Saturday night, Mated that every day an Obeid left at his eminence the of the day House of Conuncas, no that he was recognised as the Member for Northampton, though not permitted to take, ►is seat ...

... 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 ...