... WILL SPEAK ON THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. THE SECOND ADVENT OF CUEIST. AND AITROACHING END THE AGE. Mt>. M. BAXTER will also Spcat Seats Free. All arc Earnestly Invited. Sonkey’s Hymns used, _j^7 Evening Service. c 2261 E JU T iv?CH, To-morrow r _r wil > ...

... EATING AND SPEAKING. J?»v* Mr. T. P. O’Connor, in M.A.P., referring to the dinner given by the Argonauts last Sunday, to Mr. Charles Wvndham, ** happened to l«e cluao to Mr. Henry Arthur Jonea, the chairman, and to Mi. tVyndham, and had an opportunity ...

... THE ORACLE SPEAKS. Gladatnniau Liberals may he likened the fabled Tantalus, whoso fate it was to be tortured with insatiable thirst, and to within flight of limpid water and luscious fruit® without the power drink of the one or to reach the other. Mr ...

... SPEAKING PLAINLY TO BISMARCK. Lord Salisbury has last, writes a London correspondent, found courage speak frankly to Prints Kismarck. The Germans have bungled their IVt African enterpriscfi, hut they cannot lie allowed involve a Britisli settlement or ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN TO SPEAK, of the most important demonstrations the joint Unionist party held the Midlands ta to take place the Floral Mall at Leicester Wednesday. November 29th. On the same day Mr. Joseph Chamberlain will fulhl a loug-scaiiding promise ...

... JOHN BRIGHT SPEAKS. Mr. Biuciit, the magnificent speech he delivered at the Town Hall last night, not only tore the Government’s Irish proposals into the veriest shreds and tatters, but he has made of us who, in the interests compromise, have allowed ...

... teaching the dumb to speak. A (onoua point arose in summons yesw-rday •g-x.nst the other of deaf and d .mb cb.id (ornoa Mudingthe child wa* evi4a.u*l both parents were deal and dumb, were two W»eir eight » hildivn. The uioth-r 6 tiefeo e, wh «xs , mterpre ...

... VON MOLTKK SPEAKS. A Central News telecra’n, dated Berlin, Wednesday afternoon, says Field Marshal Von Mokko mado a remarkable speech in the Keichataff, to-day, support the new Military BUI. The Knronean situation, he said, was always crowing more difficult ...

... STRONG SPEAKING THE SPEAKER. In the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. H. Smith, puranaat to notice, moved bis resolution for the purpose of bringing the Committee on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill to a cloae the end of nest week. It proposes ...

... Balfour will speak this afternoon, and is expected to make a severe upon the Parnellito party. Mr. Chamberlain (who left Birmingham by the 1L45 train this morning) will address the House after dinner-probably about half-oast tenand will speak for about ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE LORD MAYOR, The formal opeoinfif of the new Police Institute which has been erected at the corner .Tiunea Watt Street and Dalton Street attracted large and representative gat riogof Binninghara citizonethia afternoon. Tito ceremony ...

... THE SUCCESS OF OUR SYSTEM SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. J. BROWN CO., Stock Broken, New Street, Birmingham. 200 ...