... LORD SALISBURY SPEAKS. Lord Salisbury opened new Conservative working man’s club at Preston on Tuesday and in the evening addressed a great public meeting. Speaking on the latter occasion he expressed regret that Parliament before it rose had not had ...

... VERY PLAIN SPEAKING. The Peterhead Town Council met on Friday evening for the purpose of electing bailies and filling up the other vacant offices, the sodomnt lasting for two hours and being at times of a very lively and even heated description. Provost ...

... LORD BEACONSFIELD SPEAKS. Monday was Lord Mayor’s day London, and tho state procession to Westminster was earned out iu the customary fashiou. tho evening the Lord Mayor, Sir Francis Tmscott, entertained distiognishod company, including H«r Majesty’s ...

... priesthood, of any religion in the world, yet in the matter of sermonizing and public speaking, there in a lack —probably owing to the fact that they have never learned to speak in public, never studied elocution at all, and with very few exceptions have been ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To day, as I pen these lines, one picture from the long-vanished past rises in my memory clearly as though it bung on wall before very eyes. It is of boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows and ...

... 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’s Hall, London, August 10th, the President, the Prince of Wales, said The highest possible prosperity is when rich ...

... speak defence of the past. Even were jjos.sible it well llmt the foreign policy of Britain during one of the most important crisis of history should forgotten soon ? Such a question needs no answer. As well enquire whether it is desirable that the history ...

... didos speak, wi' the young kiddies o' tuedd I dudes see ye, Jeannie, an' &lade', I had hie Rang haw yr them tae dinner, iirseit would have been impolite, ye ken, if 1 had ran awn' fse them tae speak tee ilk* orra--illui body on the road. Awe on a time ...

... NOTIOE. , I f ulfilment of it, and it would be impossil Is to „ , --- . speak too highly of those who aided in :..tiv SPECIAL GEnRAL MEETWG of the P4PAROCHIALI3OAM) of the RAIUSH of ing out the practical lit of the arrange!). •.its. •TERHEAD will be ...

... and plain speaking when in its proper place is to be admired. Farmers' credit is now gone, and the banks, it is apparent, owing to the crisis in the fiahcuring trade have reason to be cateful. We are informed that with one solitary exception none of the ...

... DOLLS. DOLLS that bend, and Dolls that break, DOLLS with black hair, and Dolls with light, DOLLS that speak, and Dolls that siog dumb, DOLLS awake, and Dolls that sleep. DOLLS that are fat, and Dolls that are thin, DOLLS of India-rubber, and Dolls of ...

... song in our churches, almost wherever you go, is an uncertain sound, weak, wavering; the lips speaking, but not the heart. Is it because there is no heart to speak? No we hope better things. The very fact of the want being so universally felt, of the cry ...