... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. A REPLY TO MR MORLEY. PROUD OF SOUDAN SUCCESS. Speaking at) Louth last night, Mr Asquitb deplored Mr Morley's announced retirement from active participation in the formal circles of the heads of the Liberal party as a severe blow, but ...

... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! “Having taken your TABLETS for some time, I consider them an excellent remody for Eruptions. 1 have found it necessary to persevere is the use of them, aad I they can be taken without aay fear of injuring the system in any wai ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO, To-day, aa I pen these lines, one picture from the long: vanished past rises in wy memory as clearly as though it bungona wall before my verycyes. 1tis of aboyabout 14 years old, propped up in a great arm-cbair with pillows and bed- ...

... SPEAK OUT, FORFARSHIRE. The electors of Forfarshire will to-morrow have grand opportunity of declaring decisively against the unpatriotic action of the Beerage of England. There is not an elector in the county who does not resent the manner in which ...

... NGAGED IN PUBLIC SPEAKING TO RGYMEN, TEACHERS, R JAMES HIAN, Dentist, has the honour to inform the nobility, gentry, and the publicin eral, that he has recently fected a new method of mounting and pert ‘eeth, which he is confident will meet inserting ...

... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. A REPLY TO MR MORLEY. PROUD OF SOUDAN SUCCESS. Speaking at Louth last night, Mr Asquith deplored Mr Morley's announced retirement from active participation in tbe formal circles of the beads ot the Liberal party as a severe blow, but ...

... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. CRITICISM OF THE GOVERNMENT. CONFIDENT AS TO THE FUTURE. Yesterday evening Mr Asquith, M.P., presided over the annual Yorkshire dinner at the National Liberal Club, and was supported by Mr Herbert Gladstone, Mr A. Billson, Mr W. O. ...

... subjects which, for good or He was not, for himself, conscious of any very either as to © period history of ch he had proposed to speak or the degree of interest which as a lecturer he might five to the subject. He made that statement idly, egotistically, because ...

... ATTEMPT TO SPEAK FRI STRA’ TWO PERSONS ARI The Home Secretary having prohibited the im tended meeting of Anarchists in Trafalgar Square yesterday, the Cinef poiitan Police made r of the Metro to grapple with any emergency that might arise. A force of ...

... purport of his evidence was that he spoke to the dog every time he saw it. Mr M‘Donald, Assessor—Do you often speak to dogs? Witness—Yes; I speak to most dogs I The Assessor—You are on see. 8 ing acquaintance with this dog anyhow? (Laughter.) Witness—Yes; ...

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... SPEAK ONCE AGAIN ! The Westminster Gazette gave the other day two sonnets—under the heading The Purpla East- 25—from the pen of William Watson. The following is invocation to Gladstone :— Speak once again, with that great note of thine, Hero withdrawn ...