... maanory of story which ia ewr rrnt Roma and which regarded well founded. It ia somewhat remarkable the n the Encyclical Pontiff speaks th> •‘iigtb of ragn, mad of his oeernoes t rath. At tb« tame of hti eloction, kb; rtory. t.ke fners Aente Mar.* Di •eU the ...

... in God’* good tune she phased to another world she will be remem bored by her faithful •übjocts good Queen.” M. Bernier, speaking French, paid a glowing tribute to her Majesty. H* de«re>i to assure Qoe«n the loyalty the French C*vnadiaiu», and declared ...

... mnlktade, dw roocraey cipcct nothing! from physical force, for the raoUiiode ate the maelara ; rhey I how they ukall ((oeerwad. Speak at feene empieae moaarel.ire, wliere the power eema ewe, et In the email nnroher apeak of phyefnal fence w Nepo'eon. Nepolaon ...

... *. The ?‘rsl lot consists of two 3-storey dwelling house* with suitable out-olluxs and cr,. re. all being, comparatively speaking, recently built in the heat and most workman I .ke manner of the l ...

... imiaedi- sa interesting ate vicinity of the Lake View Consols, are phenomenally rich, and before many months are over they will speak for themselves by the very large dividends paid to thoir chareholders. The opinion the prejudiced and of those who only acquired ...

... have been recovered in the desert. The men liad evidently died thirst. Jones bod boon keeping journal long was able to so. in speaks of the terrible beat experienced, loss of tho ot tiio and th final and unsuccessful search of the two for water. THE NEW ...

... the principal members the Pope’s cougr&tuiaiory mission Queen —vie., Sambucetta, di Belmonte, Count Vay, and Count Mucciou —speak English floently. His Holiness, scoordmg to Central News, has set ap*rt *• sum of 100,000 liro fur the oust of the mission ...

... trugcle t»-ey were ••arrying on tlie old City of Derry, fonmled Colambkille (Arplause.) Th- bt-ht *be Derry men f wb*rh mivht speak impartially,and an a*, for * as only their chosaa standard r and, being oho*en, did hi* beatthe fight was a nobe one, and the ...

... defeat ‘nflicted on Thursday last by *ome tribes' men of the Pur jab frontier on considerable English force. The London Pres* speak* with absolute unanimity a* to the reality the danger which has been *o suddenly created, and deplore* the effect upon the ...

... Nervousness, Ac. 1 a ...

... they were carrying on in the old City of Derry, founded by Colnmbkille. (Applause.) The tight of the Derry men—of wuieb might speak impartially,and ouUl «r, for he was only their chosen standard bearer and, being choaen, did his fight was a noble one, and ...

... companies re ferred to is not vary much, if at all, io of that of onr own dry and suburbs. numbers some 330.000 Mr. Warborton speaks strongly to the benefits conferred by the tyetem which hu describee. Were it not, bs remarks in hie report, for the cable ...