... SALOS POPUEI LX' SUPS FA. Mr. Forster, speaking at a mass meeting at GlasgOv yesterdav, pointed to the lessons | J- wcE$V IMAU.- - ---t -- - which he thought were to be drawn from the Liberal victory at the Liverpool elee- tion. le thought that what the ...

... SALtUS POPULE L3K SUPRBfA. MO-NDAY, MIAY 15, 1893. _ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~I -0- Lord Randolph Churchill speaking at a rieeting held on Saturday nigbh at Maryle- I _: _ . -t - X _ - _1 - r - a . bonje to protest against the Home Rle Bill, T1 said nothing ...

... Frtol mezot, I is IOSAS POPUU LXX W9RA.I DIONDAY, JANUAR~Y 23, 1893. a l 1 Speaking at Slipton, onx Saturday, the Duke of Devonshire dwelt upon what he 4 def~prlhwll ARs fhA+ _;a~n:oltofo #-)7 I ?? a , L; u UPj ua Wra LieW Or described as the divergent ...

... t SALUS POPUVL IEX CSVPBRZ e t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. X o 4 - - Lord Rosebery, speaking at the Sheffield. Cutlers' Feast last night, referred very -, ?? -V ., I t1 sympathetically to the Emperor of Russia. 0 ,.o one could exaggerate the services he had o ...

... li trtraoil *rrrllrp* SALTS PCP=LI LOX StUP}E . SATURDAY, DEEMER 12. Mr. Asquith, speaking last evenung as the |, gue-st of the Reform Club, AlanchestAr, said the f I | nsz5#zf.ion nf tsh- ?? _t +3.A 1 ; -..t - -I j guesz- OI Tie rtetorn, (lumb, Manchester ...

... rerr Scholz, the secretary of state, in intro- ducing the tirst budget, said the financial Pi;t;on of Germany was. relatively speak- 1nc. a most favourable one, there being a -r lus of about 1v,OOO,OOO marks from the reciats derived from the customs and the ...

... ,- wunpool wevct . fALA ?PopJLr L-L SWIMEA. . . . -1 i1 TIRURSDA.Y, JOEUAY 12, 1893, I 0 Lord Carrington, speaking last night at , | rmeeting at March, Cambridgeshire, aid *1. ?? fl0 1 O LA .- . ?? - i z, that undoubtedly 1892 had been adisastrous th ...

... opirfrilool troulle SLUtS POPULt LEIX SUPP3M\A. MONDAY. JULY 20, 1891. -0-- . Mr. A. Balfour, speaking at a Primrose ?? gathering at Hatfield on Saturday, . I . ji10phasised the advice to register as soon as possible. It was as certain as any political ...

... alierpoo gurufJ4 t ._ ?? D SALU3 POrJ LAAR 20,A81. n-,ESDAY, JAUR 20, 181 b 0 Speaking ab a Conserve gathering at Seaforth yesterday, Mr. Forwood. M.P., . I . . . s - Baid tbat at the risk of being open to a charge of egotism he ventured to say that C ...

... little work of the kind to be . done to-day. Captain Maxwell, the director, is opposed to a cessation of precautions: but, speaking in a general sense, the mission of ! I the association is virtually, over with the; I and Act in operation.' There maytstili ...

... nc 72. sc fr St SOBUS POPUL, LEM SEFRBS E SATURDAkY, NOVEMBER 9. . 0 ano -l~ir J. T. Hibb~, speaking at Wigan last ght, said it was accepted as an axwon that nI i~ lp , I I I CMl &, e 4iU idtl lb i aceepted as an axiom xn; industrial progress largely ...

... f3AL~S POPULI LEX BumBI. Tll I Speaking at Winecombe, last night, Sir 2[ichael. ElicksDeach said that, as one who hab Dersistextlv oonosed the Boxrials BiLI had persistettlv opposed the Burials Bill, k5' he was now prepared to accept the measure fr as ...