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... MK ASQUITH SPEAK Giaegow, Thureday. Toe Bight Hon H 8 Asquith meviing uf his constituents at Leven to-night His speecn war slmo-teaticely taken up with to the Armenian question. He trusted that at the earlice-t moment which the exigencies of the situation ...
... SPEAK GENTLY HB OUTCAST. Chronicle. Sone the for ) or gentle smile may heme irectite strength as in view ; the Deers Thus may this struggling, sinking soul from death bo rescued top pe She 4 See sro tell but she, | Bowe winds, has poor, i witness okiltul ...
... OPEN AND ADVISED SPEAKING. The Dublin Correspondent of the Sun—a good correspondent and a fearless speaker—thus writes: Landlord Devastation. —I received this afternoon a letter from a most respectable Roman Catholic clergyman of the Diocese of Ferns ...
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... RINCE BISMARCK SPEAKS. (From the Pall Mall Gazette.) According to the Daily Telegraph of Saturday morning, of its correspondeats has had a conv r- sation with Prince Bismarck of tbe highest impor tunce, and the correspondent repeats to the world the dialogue ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING ABOUT THE QUEEN. (From the Saturday Review.) The Viceroy of Egypt must be ««■> ...
... A LADY SPEAKING IN coupr The proceedings in the Divorce Conrt, day, were of unusual interest, from the fact tha: On Pri, whose counsel had withdrawn from the case in con: ta la idy, of not, according to his own statem seq to master the complicated details ...
... The United Service Gazette speaks of a resort to the ballot for the militia as probable, to be carried into effect without reference to rank, from the age of 18 to 40. The term of service is to be for five years, and it is considered that the manner of ...
... The accounts from the manufacturing district* continue to speak of a fair and steady condition ...
... Constitution of this day, for the second time, speaks of the recent decision of the Corporation in re- gard to the shop-front of the Messrs. GovuLpING, as having been come to by the “ casting vo ” of the Mayor. This is not true. There was no casting vote ...
... | THe Marquis of speaks with no or- 'dinary weight, when he comes before an Irish | agricultural assembly and addresses himself to the | land question. Though a young man, he is a | politician of considerable experience. He has been more than once a Cabinet ...