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... Much speaking on educational matters is one of the most striking, interesting, and important signs of the times in this country. The Education Act has somehow thawed the icy heights of the English mind, and a complete avalanche of talk is upon us. That ...
... This evening the Chancellor of the Exchequer will speak in the Free Trade Hall upon the Irish question, with the advantage of having an excellent text Mr. Morley's masterly address to the the Western Division Edinburgh, ' sit ting member, avows ,.^ G ...
... The exorbitant price of coal threatens to paralyse the manufacturing industry of the country, not to speak of household inconveniences when the winter arrives. The scarcity of the article compared with the demand is, of course, the cause of the increasing ...
... The Johannesburg correspondent of the Times states that President Kruger, speaking Belfast, again dwelt on the danger to the independence the country which would result from the establishment of an advisory board at Johannesburg, and repeated his statement ...
... The Mayor of Bradford, in speaking of Mr. Miall's proposal to disestablish the Church of England, said that as a burgees of the borough he entered his protest against the attempt, and he hoped tho people of Bradford would speak out plainly, and would tell ...
... The liver of Rutland on Reform thi ■__ Lotos. —The Duke of Rutland, speaking * Conservative dinner at Melton ~„,!i'?l'i., sa,d country had declared in an tak*ble m W3er that regarded the Houae r^-? *-* and component part hS, «y need trouble Urther about ...
... the perpetrators of outrage in tones worthy of the speaker and appropriate to the occasion. But Mr. Parnell may not speak, or he may speak to deaf ears. What then Let us build a wise and broadly-based system of local government in Ireland -by all means ...
... A Murdkiious Thibh — Speaking of the Afredees, the tribe to which the raurderrtr of the Viceroy belongs, the Indian Observer write* that *' tbey are for ever fighting, and the smallest pretext is sufficient to justify a battle. The Observer continue ...
... The new Premier of Victoria, speaking at Melbourne on Saturday °^ Q policy of the Government as one of nter t trade and tbe promotion of land settlem* ' An Aluminium Torpedo Boat.--^^?! ./; ckss torpedo boat, built for the French Go I Messrs. Yarrow ...
... parties to the Fusion that the CWite de Ciiambohd should speak is as far as ever from being gratified ; but ''Henri Cinq will do the next best thing he can by authorising hia friends to speak for him. So far the Co.mte be Chambobd has acted with the ...
... It is impossible to speak in pessimistic fashion of the debate on foreign affairs which occupied the whole of yesterday's sitting in the French Chamber Deputies. No sane Briton really desires war between Great Britain and our next door neighbour, and ...
... Speak it of th* It is again rumoured that the v tlwt \fi House of Commons is about to r > will be succeeded by Mr. Card wen- ( i; s3o vei' e( J Sacrilege at Kehsle*- steohen's. I yesterday that the new church ot J terci Kereley Moor, near Bolton, had ...