... H•ckmondwiks Speaks Out. At • mortify of tie al Illseniatreo 144, • letter as. rlya.l Ur unpng ibs I ierutrat mg lo mama., Ow salaam leflumn• whack the na.s to Rum. lad ore to upou ISnt..k a (1t0 'Me ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALKS SPEAKS ON HEALTH. In his able and timely remarks at the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. James's Hall, London, August 10th,' 1891, the President, the Prince of Wales, said j— The highest possible prosperity ...

... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS PLAINLY Mr. Gladstone contributes to the July number of the Nineteenth Century an article entitled l'lain Speaking the Irish Union. The writer explains that the article is an answer to the accusation of the I risk Minister some weeks ...

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... THE RUSSIAN PRESS SPEAKS OUT St. Petersburg. Tuesday. In another article on the tragedy at Geneva the “Journal de St. Petersburg” says—lt was the hand of anarchist which grasped the weapon wherewith put an end to the life of Empress Eli»betb. That fanatical ...

... 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. ...

... JOHN MORLEY SPEAKS OUT. THE CHIEF SECRETARY STRIKES THE OBSTRUCTIONISTS HARD. I am told that I am one of a band of criminals who dare not face their constituencies.' It was thus that Mr. St riey commenced a brief prefatory speech to a great concouise ...

... ONE TRIAL SPEAKS FOR (ITSELY! THE GROCERY STORES, 259, HUNSLET ROAD, LEEDS. J. BENSON, ...

... 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 ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. I WVx 1n .a. ?? M~r. Gladstone, in acknowledging a copyof a recently. o publisheij work on *lergyman's Sore Throat, has I addressed a letter to the author (Dr. B. B. Shuldbam) on tha subject of the management of the ...

... LORD RANDOL SPEAKS A+FORCIBLE SPEECH. MR. GLADSTONE “THE GREAT BETRAYER.” Lord Randolph Chu rchill made what Mr. Asquitia would call a “ full-blooded ” oration at the Constit utional Club,in London on Saturday evening. He spoke strongly and well. ‘The ...

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