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... SUDDEN DEATH WHILE SPEAKING. An enquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Robert Entwhistle (56), weaving overlooker, of 50, Ingram•street, Bradford, was held on Tuesday morning at the Bradford Town Hall by the borough coroner (Mr. J. G. ...
... A PLAIN-SPEAKING BISHOP. THE PROGRESS OF ROMANISM. The Bishop of Liverpool, addressing the clergy j j at the Fourth Triennial Visitation, on Tuesday. ' | strongly condemned the persistent attempts which \ 1 were made to open places of amusement on Sm^ciavs ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING ON THE DEFENCE QUESTION. Lieutenaci-Genartti Sir Andrew Clarke, in o letter to tbe Times, eaye : — We bave jast been told on high authority that an army of 100,009 men oocld walk over tha country and occupy London personally. I dieeent ...
... THE DECAY OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. 1 One thing the franchise agitation is bringing out learly enough, and that is the degradation of the art , >f publio speaking. Tbe transfer of the preliminaries >f legislation from the ohamber of the House ot Com- nonsto ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS ON HEALTH. In his able and timely remarks at the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. James' Hall, London, August 10th, 1891, the president, the Prince of Wales, said :— The highest possible prosperity ...
... FINED FOR SPEAKING TO A JURYMAN. When Mr. W. H. Higgin, Q.C., chairman of the Sal- ford Hundred Quarter Sessions, took his seat on the bench at the opening of the court yesterday morning a gentleman named Andrews, who was fined £5 for speaking to a, juryman ...
... Iwith regard to these matters—to speak the troth and to speak it in love. God grant that events might be overruled for good, and that the good old ship of the Church of England might be safely steered through troubled waters, and carry many souls to the ...
... : While Mr. Leatham was speaking in the I Armoury on Friday night Lord Beaconsfield j was speaking at the Guildhall, and a remarkable similarity of sentiment between the two speakers I will be discovered by those of our readers who ; care to place their ...
... 'III E SPEAK N:RSHIP. The Central News mates that Sir Frank Lock- wood has declined to allow himself to be nominated as Speaker, and that Mr. Courtney—whose name I. again mentioned—wni require a sruarantee or understanding that if he consents to be nominated ...
... ■'Speak Greek nsturadtp pigs squeak.'* But being ourselves ignorant of the language we did not understand much of what waa said. The service ended with singing, in which the whole congregation appeared heartily to join. While 1 was in Richmond obtained ...
... WHAT DO OUR ROYALTIES SPEAK. THE FAMILY LANGUAGE OF THE COURT. There has been an interesting discussion, says the ?? Bradford Observer, as to whether the Royal Family are English. It WiU a misfortune for the Queen that her mother, the Duchess of Kent ...
... MORE PLAIN SPEAKING BY CANON BOYLE. The ♦cry Rev. Canon Boyle, in • letter to the Irish papers, makes • bitter attack on Mrs. Parnell and the late Mr. Parnell, also both sections of the Irish party, who, he states. are far more guilty of the turmoil and ...