... TIME TO SPEAK Up to the present moment the Opposition in the House of Commons refrained from taking any action which might make the position of Lord Saussenv more difficult in dealing with the other Oreat Powers. Now, however, it is time to speak oat, and ...

... SPEAKING Of LOU ACS. Today, ae I pen Wee, cee pinion from the loog-vanislied pan io wry memory se es though it htmg cm a well before my very It IS Of • boy about fourteen old, propped up in a great arm with p.r..-ea and bid dottier and through a ir tie ...

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... How to Speak Welsh. Bishop •Tenkinson, an old bishop of St David's, had a eccentric clergirman in his diocese of the name of Pugh. His lordship, entertaining him one one doy at lumdiens, began to tilk of the Welsh language. I find, remarked the bishop ...

... PRESIDENT McKINLEY SPEAKS. Prenident MoKinls to Congress, ntimmary of which appears in this mornius wilt be read with Wrest interest in that it is the last addren-s before the next Presidential election, and in that it contains for the first time matters ...

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... Infection from Speaking Tubes. The old story of infection by of speaking tubes has cropped up again, as we hope it will cealtinue to do until some improvement is made in this means of communication. Placing the me ith to a tube into which fifty other ...

... CHAPTER XLV. FLORENCE SPEAKS. Lady Leman was ill for mazy days after this ; dangerously ill. They took her in a carriage to Forme Dania Florence remaining with her tPI ths carriage was resly, and !bowing her every kiudnem and attention. Bob Leman also ...

... MR RHODES SPEAKS OUT. r our improved service of foreign news, for year 1t , 97, which will be a prominent feeof the Hull Daily News, for the future, wean enabled yesterday afternoon to plate re our readers the full text of a speech rered only on the ...

... FORRIGN INTRIGUES. The Thunderer Speaks Out. No Power re going to lift a fii.ger on b•balf of tbe obstructive oligarchy in ihe Transvaal. nor is one tneditaUng piratl enterprises inthe belief tbst Engiand is in difficulty enough to form their opportunity ...

... THE DEAF SHALL HEAR AND THE DUMB SPEAK. The Hull, Yorkshire, cud Lincolnshire Institution for the and Dumb held na the ball of Institution, Spring Bank. on Monday the President (Yr T. B. Ferena, JJ'. in the chair. He 111111 supported by Mr T. Prieetasen ...