... STREET SPEAKING. The inhabitant* of the World’* End —not that World’* End which is found in fairy tales, but the one in Chelsea—are much disturbed on Sunday evening*, by the noises which make the neighbourhood hideous. Within the same small apace mission ...

... [Left speaking.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair at a quarter before four o'clock. The followiog members took the oaths and their seats :—The Chancellor of the Exchequer for Portsmouth, Mr. Gregg for Manchester, Hon. Manners Sutton for Cambridge ...

... SPEAKING TO THE WINDS. Wore it not that the public mind is altogether absorbed in devising specifics for the woes of Bulgaria, the thoughtful speech delivered Mr. Cross at Glasgow yesterday might be commended to general attention. The matters which treated ...

... THE DUMB SPEAK. Greenwich Police-court yesterday George 82, and James Working, 25, dressed as seamen, the latter havingonly one arm, were charged with begging and ruing bad language. —Alfred Frank Page, ham and beef dealer. High-street, Lewisham, sard ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. No other faculty which approaches it value or influence has been so mnch neglected by Englishmen as the use and art of public speaking. Yet the possession or the lack it, in some of oar mast esteemed professions, makes all the difference ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tbo Speaker took the chair minutes to five o’clock. Air. B. Cochrane gave notice that, he will move for select committee on expenditure on public rorks and buildin?*. Mr. Kay-Shuttle worth said will ask to-morrow what ...

... DID NOT SPEAK. The accused, who was brought Pontypool, miles motor journey from Cross Ash, was accompanied by the matron of the Pontvmoilc Mission Hornet, where she has been detained since she was first remanded last week. She wore the same fawn mackintosh ...

... SPEAK CUT. Sixol: and let know the best or worst; , Are we but children whom ye dread- to iiQfXTf Or simpletons who no success can hear Must we for tidings of the war athirst With aching ignorance' be. doubly cursed> tipeak out, in Heavens name, of what ...

... (Left speaking.) house of commons. ■The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mr. Bulwer presented petition from numerous owners of coal and iron mines against the Employers Liability Bill. NOTICES. Mr ; Bill to amend the Elementary Eduation Act reducing ...

... THE PEOPLE SPEAK. The Home Rule Bill is dead. That is the doom pronounced on Saturday in a thunderclap, whose echoes are reverberating through the political firmament. The result the Reading election is the more significant because it was not wholly ...

... VANITY SPEAKS. While sponsible people are seriously consitiering great political crisis, is not to be expected that the irresponsible should hold their tongues. The popular preachers have, ot course, seized their opportunities, and such persons as Mr ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the chair at half-past three o'clock. THE TICHBORNE PROSECUTION. Mr. WHALLEY presented a petition from Nottingham praying that the House having provided funds for the prosecution of De Castro, alias ...