... HILLINGHAM CASTLE BAZAAR. 'ha Thursday. August 10th 11th. The Mulder of Tankersine and at the Stalk week. Smyth. frogs laths. will speak lamas work. Other Speakers will part in the Open-Air at Two and Four o'clock each TeW large Umbras and Tea Tate open all day ...

... MIL. W. E. FORSTICR, M.P AND THE w. bow mime/ et re rear Mr. • leader W re or mord w following note. imitated by but Nib to speak with avtliority .p the ate, Certain Warns. • recent meeting ..d opera appear% arum nut treYy amply Gamin party. *moored by ...

... element. Of cars those illuirtratang the extenahni of British enterprise from Cairo to Cape Teen, and the union of the English-speaking races in various parts of the word, evoked must enthusiastic applause. The slecorations were not of an exceptional character ...

... Sir.—l thank you for your letter of Dec. let, which I have only now received upon my return to town. I, of course, only speak for myself ; but I have no hesitation in saying thit personally, I am entirely faithful to the p_rinaiple of Home Rule for ...

... Common Secant, Keefe would rather not give .vidence on oath. Cain exe':iutecd, Not me, air, and Shawn remarked, I riot speak tee truth where I am, my Lord. The Jury_ acquitted Keefe, but found Cain and si,e a n guilty. 'The two latter prisoners were ...

... meeting in the Council Chamber, and in bidding farewell to the coustitneacy reviewed the poailion of the country at present. Speaking of the colonies, the sight Lon, gentleman te that wretched Cyprey” that it was handed the la ycar they were quite enable ...

... policy, its foreign policy should be accorded full support. PARIS, Oct. 25, 3.45 p.m. General Chanoine, the Minister for War, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, has just announced his resignation. The General had previously been violently attacked by M. ...

... The names of man and institution are famous—not in Germany alone, but throughout the ' whole world. No one was likely to speak with greater weight and fairness of judgment, end no one could talk of other nations, particularly of England, with more sympathy ...

... Haldane, Q.C.. M.P. (Scotch Liberal), says:—We loved him as we reverenced him. His death has touched deep down, and I cannot speak it. SIR CHARLES CAMERON, BART. Sir Chas. Cameron. Bart., M.P.. uys:•—Ha was • true genom, such as appears only ones in a c ...

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... this can only I'e accounted for by the generally improved condition of our shipping and manufacturing industries. Broadly speaking the wail and iron trades are the last to feel any improvement in business; but if they are doing well, it may safely be concluded ...

... 'AIM. PRESIDENT McKINLEY MAKES ANOTHER SPEECH. (By Toiegraph through Router's Armory.) OMAHA, Oct. 12. President McKinley. speaking to-day in the Palibition building, said:- - We have avoided the temptations of treating conquest in a spirit of gain, but ...