... THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER SPEAKS At great meeting protest against the plunder scheme, held in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, on Tuesday night, the BISHOP MANCHESTER made a strong speech. said believed that when Englishmen had awakened, they presently ...

... DEPUTY-SPEAK EE. Mr DILLWYN gave notice of his intention ask the Prime Minister he would take steps for the chair being filled some member, to chosen by the !louse, in the event the absence through illness the Speaker or eputy - Sjieaker. (cheers.) ...

... hope, that good understanding in the future, near and far among English-speaking peoples, though it may not be matter certainty, yet is beyond the necessity of going begging, soto speak, for recommendations from any individual, earnestly and with my whole ...

... MEMBERS TO SPEAK ONCE ONLY. 14. That no member shall be allowed to speak more than once to the same question, unless the member in charge of the bill, or any member who has made a motion or moved an amendment desires to offer explanations. ...

... MR. GREENE SPEAKS SERIOUSLY. This section opens with two telegrams forwarded on August 16 Mr. Conyngham Greene (British Agent Pretoria) to Sir Alfred Milner (High Commissioner Cape Town), and him transmitted to-the Colonial Office. contained first suggestions ...

... STEINMAYER S PIANOS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. gAM U INSPECTION INVITED. ...

... THE DISTRESS AT WORKINGTON. AN IRONMASTER SPEAKS OUT. Mr. Henry Kirk, one of the large employers of labour at Workington, having been placed upon the Relief Committee of that town, has written declining membership of the Committee. I am. and all along ...

... TIIE EDISON LOUD SPEAKING TELEPHONE Seme Interesting experiments have beau made In Biro Ingham with Mr Edlson'a telephone. The lustra meat was fitted at Messrs Crlchley k Ci.'s show room Cacccn Street, and was connected with their wcrke In Coventry Read ...

... A CERTAIN JESSE SPEAKS. Writing in advocacy of the claims of Mr Leonard Courtney to the support of the electors South-east Cornwall, where the polling takes p'ace to day, Mr Jesse Colling* mys:—The method of Mr Gladstone will appear, when examined, ...

... W, H. SMITH SPEAKS OUT. A telegram yesterday states that, replying a resolution of confidence in the Government passed by the Newrv Town Commissioners at their last meeting, Mr. H. Smith writes that, after the large majority which the Crimes Bill passed ...

... Liddon new speak of his own opinions as' or exaggerated by the ritualistic writers fc whose works Monsignor Capel quoted. Bui cannot considered satisfactory that he sho: pronounce the whole case covered, - phrases it, an illustration which he seek« ...

... SPORTING NEWS. HENRY SLATER SPEAKS. R. HENRY SLATER SPEAKS. LONDON BETTING—SATURDAY. The attendance at the chief City resort was of a limited j naturi! on Saturday afternoon, members seeming to prefer , the attractions the seaside and country to those ...