... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKiNG. In bis Friday, Mr. (Under secretary for that the Joveminent liail wldressed the Russia a direct question “Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile England ?”—and that the answer received from Prince Gorttk-hakoff was follows: ...

... SPEAKING TO THE HORSES. Samuel Bowler, carter, of Burroughs Grove, Little Marlow, was summoned for using indecent language at Loudwator August 23rd.—He pleaded not guilty. P C- Cannon said defendant wan in charge of a van and two horses. He used most ...

... SPEAKING WITH BATED BREATH ! Mr. Roebuck (says the Tinu> ) has something else to say his constituents, and that is what even can only name with bated breath. prophesies that next year- next session, we suppose—forragn concerns will supersede domestic ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE VICAR. The Order!.™ for Snnd»e were Siecood-Lient. H R Himrine, S.-Sergt. Major Lacey. &€rgrt. R* T. Qra*fe. and Trumpeter W'lks; ...

... SPEAKS HIS MIND. The next business was receive the report of the special committee appointed to consicfer the question of the out relief in No. 3 district, and the Chairman read the report as follows: Your committee beg to report that they met after the ...

... A REFORMER SPEAKING. Monday evening, Mr. W. Williams (the gentleman whom has always a tling al), according to his annual custom, met hia constituents at the Horns Tavern. Kennington park, London, render account of his stewardship during the previous sessien ...

... A REFORMER SPEAKING. On Monday evening', Mr. \V. Williams (the gentleman whom a fling at), according to his annual custom, met bis constituents the Horns Tavern, Kennington park, London, renderan account of stewardship during the previous session Parliament ...

... WOULD MAKK HER SPEAK Frank Spring, labourer, of High Wycombe, was proceeded against for using bad language towards Martha Maria Harvey, wife of Edward Harvey, at Little worth, on Dec. Bth. He-did not Appear. , Prosecutrix gave evidence the effe'et that ...

... MR. CORDF.E SPEAKS. Mr. S. B, Corder, Brook-street, Little Dunmow. Essex, makes the following statement;—* '•Last November I was laid up with pains in back and side. If I stooped I could not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it ...

... ANOTHER CASE of plain speaking. Boston a similar case assumed a more dignified os ...

... MR. REDMOND SPEAKS PLAINLY ON THE HOME RULE BILL. curtain has been rung on the third ] act of the Home Rule comedy. Mr. Gladstone, on Wednesday night, in a speech of over on hour’s duration, gravely moved ] the third reading of the Bill which is to ] ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING ON THE HABITS OF FRENCH SOCIETY. the Frensh Senate, the other day, M. Dupri spoke on the habit of the social evil. said : arc fond of talking much alxiut the lower classes • hut we not talk enough of these upper regions of society, which ...