... year's yield. Berlin paper, the Jftord Ztiiung, has taken umbrage the minatory language French journals are apt to adopt when speaking of Geftfiany. It warns them that their continual agitation against Germany mnst, if persisted in, serionsly compromise the ...

... other hand, there will be some who think the millowners and the villa proprietors have had scant justice done them. Generally speaking, however, the verdict will be that, though annoying inequalities may be found in the adjusted valuation, it very fairly expresses ...

... sign of death, unity a sign of life, and unions always more or less signs of weakness, or, to speak more plainly, signals of distress, he went on to speak, he said, openly, fearlessly, but trusted in the spirit Christian charity, on the proposed union ...

... SHAW LEFEVRE AND THE COUNTY FRANCHISE. (Li), Courier^^rps. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1883. Mb Shaw-Lefevre, speaking at Reading on Thursday evening, said that there was danger impending upon the farmers of England just now greater than the question compensation ...

... fairs and markets to be closed within their jurisdiction. At the Social Science Congress yesterday the Attorney-General, speaking in the Jurisprudence Section, promised to make the utmost endeavours to obtain law reform next session of Parliament. He ...

... The Courier & Argus. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1864. The Post of yesterday, although not speaking from any special infoimation, considers an arrangement between the French Emperor and the King of Italy with respect to the territory and temporal power of the ...

... assumption is utterly unfounded, that there is contradiction between the two. Then, we have Professor Lindsay, of Glasgow, speaking at this same meeting with an apparent moderation, though not course with the unctuotisnesa of Principal Cairns, but really ...

... highest respect, in speaking to his constituents Cupar Tuesday evening, said good word for the law of hypothec, and his opinions with regard tq the land laws and the game laws are by p.o means of a radical nature. But Mr Parker, speaking at Doune the same ...

... His quiescent turn dates, think, from his interview with Sir Garnet Wotseley, who have spoken soothingly to him, *nd whom M. speaks with high respect, though his regard for the two admirals who each seized end bis Canal is iaore limited. Whether Arabi has ...

... great many eecest opponents, who did everything in thair power to keep back the Bill. Mr M'Lagan had in the first place been speaking of opponents who openly pat obstacles in his way when endeavoured get his Liquor Traffic Bill pushed on. Who are the secret ...

... tirst place, and above »! things, the welfare and stability the whole Empire. Ireland was a difficult subject for Lord to speak about, and, explained, it is one on which has been silent since the murder of his brother while filling an office which ha ...

... been made the police or anybody lie to arrest the murderers. is so far gratifying sign that there are men who an ready to speak out in this way, and one can hope that it will not long before their number is very materially increased, or, rather, that ...