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... Speaking at Asbton-under-Lyne last night, Me Sumnj-rs, M.P., referring to the subject of Technics.' Education, Mid h« anticipated great progress iu thli direction attar the reoort the Special Commission ou •abject had been issued. Last Messrs. Pennington ...
... Mm. Mundella ra War CuxnaLtxs.—Tba Right Hon. A. J. Muadalla, speaking night Uaatar Moar, in support tba candidature Aineworth, tba Liberal candidate far Watt Cumberland, said never waa there a Government tba haetory England tbat Lad faiiad in its pledgee ...
... people who speak English, There arc substantially 500.000. persona speaking colloquially one or another of the ten or twelve chief modern I arena ires, and of these about twenty-five percent., or 125-000.000 .jirak English About 90.C00.000 speak Kur' ...
... Unionists of the West of Scotland at Glasgow, Mr. Courtney speaks at Plymouth, while Mr. E. Blake will counteract Mr. influence at Glasgow holding another meeting there. On' Wednesday Mr. Balfour again speaks at Belfast, while Sir Michael Hicks-Beach addresses ...
... were kept moving. The defendant said he came there to speak, and thereupon the witness tried to per- suade him to go away. The defendant shouted loudly, I mast speak, I am paid for it. I must speak, or either be shot or arrested. He repeated these words ...
... at the junction of Park-street and Bradford-street. The first ek-ction meetings proper toeik place last night, Mr. Ritchie speaking in the Temper! anee Hall and Sir A. D. Havter in the Central Hall. The latter will attend meetings nightly throughout the ...
... Liberals have arranged lor twWve fifteen iacfciding Mr. Mr. Arnold Ifcreter, and Mr. T. W. Russell. Mr. Baliour, of course, also speak, and there may blast from Colonel Soundereon. On the Liberal and lite tenches the is confine the debate strictly to seleated ...
... Hughes, and is we'd to speak on the sub ject selected. l>r. Munro Gibeon, a prominent Presbytcii in, will take part iu the proceedings, and also the Rev. J. Hunter, who succueded the lie v. James Parsons at York. Mr. Huuter will speak on 44 Christian Union ...
... recent dis- missal of a number of Welsh-speaking servants. These dismissals were carried cut upon the following circular issued to inspectors by Mr. Dow-son, of the permanent. w-ay department:- Bangor men unable to speak English. Notwithstanding my instructions ...
... necessary to speak at short distances it is not necessary to come close to the instrument. For communioationsa in the same street, or the same house, the operator places the upper nart near himself, and without changing his position -he can speak with the ...
... tiio first principles of civilisation and Christianity, that should be promoting peace if w© could form union of English-speaking peoples. The lai© Lord Derby, who was one of our most thoughtful political leader*, nrtoe that th© interest the English nation ...