... BAILLIE NICOL JARVIE SPEAKS, The editor of the Marseillaise announces that Glasgow— the largest Scotch town,’ as he tells his readers—is almost the exact copy on a smaller scale of Paris.”— Scotsman. Donald ! Donald Tell me, gude mon, did ye ken in a’ ...

... the Mon who speak ill of women have never ° any. . - Men who fish for compliments don’t care how the water is. Gravity is no more evidence of wisdom paper collar is of a shirt. . As rule, the man who muddles hie brains hasn’t any worth speaking of. A An ...

... w:',a say ing with start, for eye was the darkness wiiilsr was speaking and thinking of what I was talking about, and the gloom changed with startling suddeuess into mighty blue glare. Just then three bolls were struck. My husband away fnm me. \ *• ilr ...

... honourable attempted to speak, and, escorted officers, he Ijdt the House. Mr A. protested that the proceedings were quoting the Bradlaugh. case as a p this c>,;ntentio|j. The Speaker, howe out that the proceedings were qui and Mr Gladstone again rose ...

... THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, SATURDAY, DBCBEBBR 1882 you? fiat’s the use speaking to you about Wiy old nurse ?” H’f pointed to the sofa. Sit down She obeyed him —but he hail not quite composed yet. Her eyes sparkled ; she went on -talking. Ah, you’re a hard man ...

... MR H. SMITH AT EXETER. Mr W. H. Smith, speaking at a Conservative working-men’s meeting at Exeter last night, claimed that, whilst the Conservative Government had not been indifferent to the wants of the working-classes, they were guided in their legislation ...

... LORD ELGIN INDIA Lord Elgin. ex-Yiceroy of India, speaking at a banquet at which was entertained the Bengal Chamber of Coironerce on Monday, said that with staple exchange and the confidence which would accompany it a time would soon come to the material ...

... MEDICAL NOTE. The above speaks for itself. From strict inquiry appears that the benefit from Keating'* Cough Lozenges is understated. The operation was specially severe one, and was performed nv the spccalist, l»r H. T. Hutlin. of Bartholomew's Hospital ...

... EARL SPENCER ON MR PARNELL. Earl Spencer, speaking Rochdale last week, said the question of Ireland was still the most important before the country. During nearly the whole of his political career he had been intimately associated with Ireland, and, having ...

... MR MORLEY ON LIBERAL PROSPECTS. Mr John Morley. speaking on Thursday night Leicester, said the days of Liberal party depression and discontent had finally passed away. Europe presented a most disquieting spectacle at present, but course nothing could ...

... MR CHAPLIN, M.P., ON BIMETALLISM. Mr Chaplin, M.P., speaking Shrewsbury on Saturday a meeting of the Shropshire Chamber of Agriculture, said bimetallism was no new system, as it was adopted by the Latin nations up to 1873., The value of gald had appreciated ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN ON THE ELECTIONS. Chamberlain, speaking at Halesowen last reek, said Car could judge from the returns hand, it appeared that the majority on either hand would be a very small one, and was of the ufcmoet importance, therefore, that the Unionist ...