... Jolu Morley will speak at Cambridgo on the '1st inct.. and later on at Altrincham, Reasing, lartford, Oldham. He has also public eugagements of a uon political charactor at Manchester and Roch- dal. Lord Spenc .r bas undertaken to speak at Buxton oc S.pt ...

... carried unanimously. *. c xs'EM N1U'.. rose to speak next. Owing to a gre't nter tustlon it was a few minutos beforo the hom. geatht in could proceed. He, indeed, was not heard bs -at's) ptrsons whun lie did speak, for the disorder st'i inerruetion h id become ...

... Courtney rose to speak on the Women's Franchise measure, and a Ps- mlarkable scene followed. As soon as the hon. member presented himself, cries for a disision went up from the Conservative benches. Mr. Courtney persisted in his right to speak, and, recognising ...

... Sir Chas. Russell, Q.AU', O.R. is expected to speak on Monday evening at the new Islington Hall. Ou the same evening Captain Verney, M.P., Mr. John O'Connor, M.P., and the Hon. Dadabhai Waoroji, will speak in the Cheetham Town Hall; at the Churnett-street ...

... faith of Liberals. This que. tion, however, is above and beyond per. 5nnal consideorntion-, When I speak, ?? I do this wve k. I mulst speal;k my mind, and speak it without re- ference to psrty. Under tho-c circami ances it is best for tbe pa-ty aund myself ...

... driven them baiti. And so, Archbishops of Canterbury and York, speak out and tell the people what you think, and whether you speak for or against the caste you belong to, when you do speak, be it in terms as elear and straightforward as those of the Catholic ...

... peers and academic Liberals, it will at once receive an immense accession of strength; it will be representative, it will speak with authority, it will not be put down by threats. And, in short, all the strength it ac- quires will be so much subtracted ...

... shop.'-A.. ' No. I have not. I haven't been in his shop.' 'Q. 'Then I bad better take you to Mr. Oyler's and see who is speaking the trath.'-'A. Well, I have; but that was my money, and chance it.' | This was all that took place and she was not arrested ...

... has at length' met, and before long we shall find 6ut'of'what -stuff'it is composed. Its first proceeding, Icomparatively speaking, an unimiportant' one, is not 4-pery promising. Lord Palmerston assumed the tone of, a dictator in putting forth his candidate ...

... ago To speak in public on the stage. MyjLord Mayor, I am a stranger in London-or rather I was a stranger; but I have leart since I came to Lon- don that none of English blood from my own Southern land are strangers among you. (Cheers) I speak this from ...

... Ayrton was understood to say that if the assembly was disposed to listen to him he was prepared to speak in his defence. His object in coming there was to speak to the constituency which had returned him to parliament. The importance of public events which ...

... Brown endeavouring to speak, he was greeted with every species of interruption, and only obtained a hearing after an earnest appeal by some of the members of the committee. Quiet having been procured, Mr. BROwN proceeded to speak in support of his amendment; ...