... rightly so, p that a much stronger case can be made out a for the grant of AVelsh Home Rnle than for a that of Irish. To begin with, the W- elsh have fc a more distinctive nationality. They thinkisf write, and, above all, dream in a ...

... pttlag. There was. not a particle of furniture In tho place, sad she eat on a recess in the wall, looking out of the glazed hole. She reminade me of a spider in a .dark celiar looking out for its prey. And thin ...

... ample a reward as the L a Lyceum with drama. ,Ko-Ko,' the Lord ti n High Executioner (fleorge Grossmith), has I improved considerably in his most ludicrous r impersonation since the run of the piece ti n commenced, nearly a year back, and ...

... A. I Some important intelligence comes from the East. Thero is a statement that the FT _ _ 1_ _- _L _ _ ?? l A _ e A ..A - ._A4s sar tA the East. inero is a statemenu mat, -,u. Turks are busy concentrating ...

... sophistical A iand jeuitlcally iliusire statement. DNoone in tais country would imagine for a momen= rithat Mr. (Gladstoue wouid dare to play the I plucky game of a Palnerston or Beacwusttid n, : foreign politics, but it does not follow that le' b.-case a visit ...

... and skill. She was tat the thirteenth item, and among her acts sie slid tts from the roof to the net under by a rope, to which tO- she held by her teeth. She ?? per- t a formed tiis act on the left hand of the I cct ...

... shut off from the world in a' as complete a Solitude as if the Spot were a thousand miles n1 II from London. In one of theseo lonely by-roads a pelice-con- gi p stable was patrolling, on Wednesday morning ast, when ti * ...

... nut ihe aid of the Irish mnembers. 'hbis Pi ! ?? \oRp ! s coont ds is a repudiation of ' b IreDrestia I i i _ overnrite t, which most gA ?? I ?? be h-'a I on t ?? s-ittj iiients or fe 4 nieni S-rs elecied by trb- p;'ope. But repre- |1, .2 i ...

... sheriff. fre - tho A UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ini ABERYSTWITH, It dis on r. D. T. Jones, of Cardigan, a former student lie a oa and erhibitioner at the above college, ias recently Ch have nassed the final examination in 'Medicine and tht Ann midwifery for ...

... to see his is wife, as he had a prospect of a situation. He returned th next morning, and told me that he had seen his wife, and d, that she bad told him that she and her mother and the children were going to Southport on a visit. They had ...

... the definite judgment of the House a, on the Egyptian Convention before the P ti Easter adjournment. Thle Government would in .a bring in a Bill sanctioning the agreement wv on Thursdaiy next, and the other stages ...

... Gronow, W. Shepherd, a j F. A. Luen, Win. Sievewoihl., Charles Tonlkin, Pen !hilip Daew, Charles Harley, A. V. Rice, A. Keith, the F. Rothery, T. Rate, S. i. Wadley, - Edwards, S. I to Parsons, J. M'Ivor, ...