... to put forward not the negative claims of Mr. Maclver, but the posit ivo claims of some one else. Mr. Patterson concluded speaking in favour of the candidature of ?.Tr. Smith. Mr. Samuel Smith, who was received with loud applause, then addressed the meeting ...

... rather, he will then begin to wait till the duties come to bo performed, for at present there are no duties of any kind to speak except that of drawing or £1,500 a year, with perquisites and allowances, in quarterly instalments. The nation may congratulate ...

... gjHBTEIN'SCELEBRATED BALLET MUSIC. ARLES HALLE'S _ BAND will Play WAGNER'S OVERTURE to ggHATJSER. m MUSICAL TIMES (in speak-lof tbe Orchestral Festival Concerts) says that _feat Schuch-Proska showed herself worthy of the she brought with her prima ...

... afterwards learned was Mr. Lloyd, came up and said to Cissy, *'Don't you like see me. No, she said crossly. No don't like to speak to strangers In tbe street. He then left us. We walked home, trying to evade being watched. After this we still kept taking ...

... some two years ago, by Mr. Williams, C.K., of Southport and alleging that the scheme proposed to be adopted was practically speaking bis own. However, the claim was not allowed by tho Water Committee of the Liverpool Corporation, and now tbat the Vyruwy ...

... MINISTER'S ANSWER MR. BRIGHT. Speaking at a luncheon Birmingham, given by the Conservative Club, yesterday, Sir Michael Hicks-Peach replied to the address delivered by Mr. Plight the Liberal demonstration at Manchester on Saturday. Tho Colonial Secr ...

... I With reference to the scope and spirit of this measure, Sir Matthew Ridley, Under-Secretary for the Home Department, speaking on behalf of the j Government, laid down the following principle in the Houso of Commons: The licensing | authority should ...

... to time ': Witness : Yes, sir.—Tiie Judge : Who paid it ', you . Witness: The father, and .--The Judge: Now No order if you speak again.—The defence was that tho goods had not been purchased tho defendant, but by his son ; that thoy were not taken to the ...

... politician, but ho is a sad hand at a de- rangemcnt of epitaphs. In the first speech that ' made as Cabinet ster, wishing to speak of the grandeur of the British Empire, finished an impassioned period by a passage too fine to be forgotten, in which tho wavos ...

... bad to be paid by anyone aspiring to the honour of representing such large constituency that of South Uoxteth that he had to speak twice. One public expression of opinion was not sufficient- at least, for the Liberal party; but from present appearances it ...

... lacked feeling himself, for tho simple reason that lacked bead. The literary critics, therefore, will on their guard when they speak of Shaluvjday. ThtaUw ...

... pleasantly familiar here by the visits ef Mr. J. K. Emmett, and Mr. Knight displays rare aptitude for impersonating the English-speaking German, a character which, with musical talent added to accomplishments in dancing, enable him to invest with much charm ...