... thioran glrave li A; hox.e of ?? Pharaobs was a veritaboi triuamph. A; a p1eC of acting it was cliaracelirseld 1 y tire ioat-t t which could only resnlt ?? .he exp-ricnce .ee; 'tvi4 oia conscientionrs artistwhiles as a liipia' of ?? !i: ...

... (Miss May Maskell) comes on the so ne, s acoompanied by her attendants, and she informs t 1em that she has seen a, white man, whom she claims asiher fproperty. She then gives a ...

... 'iounaworkslion-s tc'mI W iel a tyvtss' itt ii l-'titto o ned t-7ceir m onea y I 0 0 1 o t v t i ~ r r - . e 's t. e t s c , t t i - t a v t a t ~ a - . t w ...

... to a balcony to which a staircase led fromu the back of the house, and a garden over-ro in with lilies, roses, fucbsias, geraniums, and gladioli. Iii the orchard all the fruit was ripening, and at the end of the garden a small river flowed with ...

... 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 ...

... and she, thus abandoned anal lbetrayaal, first reproaches her quonidam lover and when he repulses her reveales to A/ftn hliS wito'e intrigua. d . A ?? follows: the d(,el, unseen by the d a waklioice, is fought with kmaives, and the peasant ...

... his A of isaighor, Afro. (larSen, lain type, and will be pot- L5I ?? stisocediacely by Mr. Alexander Gardner. it ? a - s.il rescue. ass addition to a osarsone correslsonoenco p1 is so ole hs.d evith eRr. Roakin and his lather about ?? s-.c ...

... we) are ll -r aer iron terre of the rzI ens read:-'tbe I '5 oe zaoe is a ~tixg a re-action I Borneo ?? t he 'l ?? in .a t~ or -a- asA mmd- thar the ba nowo lie I- c - - ?? a%-I 'a's ho- ' . -, -Z'to via Ir - ...

... humanity ham been doni and is bsing done by Great Britain; but I am for a safe England. a strong England, a just Ecgland, a right-duing England, and the higger the better. (Laughter.) I notico a curiousinversion of the parts. You are to give ...

... course of three or four years, (Laughter of a, sa'a 'applasie.) They' had' to listen to a'ipe'ech t fi 1mm a gsutleman whose name needed no introduc- tn *ion to a DuEmfriesbire audience. (Hear, bear.) ar ;he Mft ...

... T7 gained on the new register 2Z; s-c J t 122 niunncipel soter r Ti R-re . o B S or OF P..t, o authoritatively staed that the . A- .a date to oppose Lord Harti n a : s ton for the ...

... retire- meat? s to Mr.. M -rle's insinuation that the time for the tnoeting of tie Irish part-*- had been accelerated, | ;T is juat :.S haseless as the other sup estions with a rihi a has letter is sirinlcled. The maectng of the p-a-tv h-i i ...