... InTeRNATIONAL ARBITRATION,—Mr. T. Burt, M.P., presided at a meeting of the Workmen's Peace Association, held in Liverpool ; and speaking of the statement made by the Duke of Cambridge that te Taise the army to an efficient state the people would have either ...

... performance. A pottion of the room was occupied by an elaborately finished stage, whioh bed been-poehuyemtaiforthomnhn. In speaking of the entertainment of Monday night, we may say that it waa without doubt the most enjoyable and enjoyed that has been given ...

... (loud cheers). You find, further, contrary to what exists in every other Government department, there is no such thing in it—speaking of the rule and in the p.enl—us-ofionby merit — (hear, huri. Promotion in Church is promotion th interest— (hear, hear)—and ...

... At this, our annual gathering, it has not been my custom to dwell much upon the past ; I have been content to let the past speak for itself. What I have tried to do—what I have united in doing with other men, I believe, bas generally been ‘ that which ...

... which are found in the new Testameat, you will the Church ef England—were ejocted from that find that St. Peter, in speaking of St. Paul, speaks Church. -That was & vuywuufh&o of him 3 * our beloved brother Paul.” He never conatry —( -beos :H laid the Mto-ymfic; ...

... in converting sinners to Aast, and saving souls from damuation ; butft—but—but—you are a— The Bishop paused. : & ~ 4 Speak | speak !” said Mrs. Van Cott. “Say what I am that you should keep me from doing the work of my God and Saviour!” Said the Bishop ...

... ward, may pos %'y‘lmcf‘h-n by the elective yin that ward. The i altagether come number of 473, but as itis :‘,lmc easier to speak, and pmw to hear, givinground numbers we 118 association as.the E’:«d%fi,@ of the | To .the four hundred is Jleft selection ...

... escaped the notioce it merits Tt is easy (he said) to spenk when your party is with you. It iw easy to speak—l have never made the experiment—when you speak against the party, but amidst the cheers of your opponents. lam told that is one of the most seductive ...

... 1875. 4he .. M».-BrieHT has done good service fo Liberal by pointing out, the mmportan, dow&z.lfimm t’_wm.mm 3 was having to speak at the converzaione of pature of which he described and eulogised. It appears that every ward is entitled to send @& eertain ...

... Godfrey's ial v)::hamdlr.lmg fl.dsw‘fi in his address. He 'wdfibw Well the chairman had pot Mbfiwfihv& h‘}hlhd a little MWWMh speaking of Mr. Public gentlemen must kuow that their official acts were ’.:l;mfly. &M.Mmflulubbh _ and u.ovn-h;-’w g friends and foes ...

... into & warehouse. Oue ‘t’ °°'l :d;‘?'cc y el was going | irculars were never sent from .{,uu kitchen of neighbour would speak for another, till at length 0 say lov hsd‘;h rT, BOS d » w that that | o public- house. The licensed victuallers of the such ...

... & candidate because he belongs to some other class or section of the commudity . | Ifthe Liberal party in a constituency, speaking and acting through its recoguised organisation, selected & workink mau as a candidate, I bope I should give him my hearty ...