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... The Home Secretary, speaking on the subject of ?? buildings recently erected at Stroud Vale for the labouring classes by the Victoria Dwellings Association (Limited) (Mr. John Walter, M.P., chairman^ said : — 'It is money which an association of this ...
... Of the celebration of Easter at Jerusalem it is impossible here to speak at length. One point must »*. least be referred to, and that is tlie very .ordial relationship that sprung up between the Patriarch and Dr. Liddon, wlio was accorded special permission ...
... Speaking on Monday at the annual meeting of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, the President, Mr. Balloch, denied that there was a greater J want of employment in the shipbuilding ' industry than existed in it a year ago. J It is satisfactory to receive ...
... ' i-vkiyav on the Local Govern- ' ■. ( ■«■ urge 'J revelyan. speaking at Cirences- • : r '«'J to tie Local Government Bill, said 7T' *'«W be, without regard for party .*'i: the bands of the Ministry in ; ;• ni outline the great scheme they had . ...
... ■ ; ?? :;y ov Coiimf.p.'-e. — Speaking al ■ * .•■ p of the Bradford Chamber of Commerc ■ mi. 1- . .nan! ...
... It is unhappily scarcely necessary that, in speaking of the state and prospects of Ireland, we should recall the attention of our readers to the observations lately forced on ii* by some lamentable occurrences in that part of the United Kingdom, or that ...
... The Bishop of Guildford and Free Educa- ?? Bishop of Guildford, Prolocutor of the Lower House of Convocation, speaking at Guildford on Saturday, said that the Education Bill had been framed very kindly towards voluntary schools, and he entertained no ...
... The Attorney - General at Mortlake. — Speaking at the opening of a new Conservative Club at Mortlake on Saturday night, Sir R. Webster, Q.C, M.P., claimed that the Government were the friends of the working classes. There was scarcely any matter in which ...
... English Inns. — Fynes Moryson, in his Itinc- | rary, thus speaks of English inns : — As soone as ; a passenger comes to an inne, the servants run to him, i and one takes his horse and vvalkes him about till he be ' cool, then rubs him down, and gives ...
... Lord Onslow on* Protection. — The Earl of Onslow (Under Secretary for the Colonies), speaking at a meeting of the Liberal Unionists in Tolmers-square Insti- tute, Hampstead-road, last night, said that he aid not deny that there was a strong, and he believed ...
... Scottish ?? , ni__&, — The Agricultural Gazette, speaking of the points on which agricultural status depends, eaye :— If, after a review of English agriculture as a whole, we .vers asked to name that dis- trict in which produce, wages, rlnt, all stand ...
... Speaking generally, and with partial exceptions, , the award in tho Behring Sea inquiry is, Mr. ' Gladstone told the House yesterday, entirely satis- . factory to British interests, and there is every reason to hope that the result will be to ...