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... THE EDISON LOUD-SPEAKING TELEPHONE. Some interesting experiments were made yesterday in Birmineham with Mr. Fidison's telephone. The instru- ment was fitted up at Messrs. Crichley and Co.'s show room in Cannon Street, and was connected with their works ...
... The House of Commons made a discovery last night, or, to speak with exactness, one was communicated to it, much to the amusement of honourable members. The discovery was that the opinions of Mr. Edward Jenkins on Ritualistic practices in the Church of ...
... Two members of the Government have just been speaking on the Eastern question ; but they have both found it a more inviting task to criticise the speech of Mr. Bright, and to abuse its author, than to furnish the public with any real information on the ...
... Walsall Trades Council.—At the usual monthly meeting of this Council, on Tuesday evening, the President (Mr. Welsh), m speaking of the masons' dispute in London, said he calculated that the men had already spent as much money in the dispute as would ...
... The Wesley an Church ani> Schools.— Speaking Walsall, Monday night, the Rev. O. 11. Kelley said that after the next; Conference there would be a great coming over Methodism. The committee which had engaged during the last year two in considering the relations ...
... The Electric Light.—The writer of article in Blackwood-. 44 Three Paris, speaks of this light tho following terms:— 44 1t sheds kind ghastly atmosphere light all about—a weird, unnatural illumination, out of harmony with every tone and tint of nature ...
... Speaking at Sheffield, on Thursday, at a dinner which all the speakers appear to have been Tories, Mr. Roebuck put a case which we really think deserves answer. I very often (he said) inclined to doubt whether really enjoy the approbation of my countrymen ...
... Public Reaping and Speaking.—The Rev. Alex. D'Orsey, of King's College, London, is, we understand, about to visit Birmingham. We knew Mr. D'Orsey many years ago, wl/en he was Knglish master in the High School of Glasgow, and the present Archbishop of ...
... APARTMEFTS f et (260).-To Let, rentable Apartment, T ADIES of Limited cSaSO JU, {foreigner, speaking of Professional desiring society „f hiX. V' 1 French!, residing In Ireland rotestant) uffeca B-arJ C , a> ° 1- -fUsh Lady. 30 merely nominal ' and real ...
... Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P. Coffee-houses.— Speaking the opening of a coffee-tavern at Bradford, last evening, the Right Hon. W. E. Forster said that the coffee tavern movement had not been established in Bradford with a pecuniary motive, but for the benefit ...
... SALES BY Inn.H olio way Head, comer Speaking StUe Walk, Birmingham. REUBEN ROBETJTS has been favoured with iMtructions from tho Pioprietor for Sale by .in Ni;XT. (unloM lUsuo*'*! ,of by • the Interim), upon the Premises, oi«Aj^ n lVlljr ucKNSKM, valuable ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. LOCUTION, PUBLIC READING, and SPEAKING. Jil -Tho Rev. ALEX. .T T>. D'ORSKY. 8.D., Lecturer King's College, London, will LECTURE and TEACH in and near Birmingham, from sth to 27th August. Fee, a Guinea a Lesson. Vjucens Hotel. 183 AND MIDLAND ...