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... Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at Birmingham last night, drew attention to one the inconvenient results of the Government'* very natural reluctance to meet the country at a general election. It is only one of many results, but is well worthy of serious co ...
... Mr. Brassey, M.P., speaking at Liverpool last sight to the naval volunteers, said that in London as I well Liverpool it was possible to get together a lumber ot naval artillery volunteers without any capilation grant, but there was a difficulty in increasing ...
... Sir William Harcourt, speaking at the annual dinner of the Oxford Liberal Association Inst evening, made a sort of apology for haviug nothing new or entertaining to tell you to-night. was perfectly prepared, he added, to hear that I say nothing ...
... Mr. Gladstone. —We understand that Mr. Gladstone has been invited to speak support of hit son's candidature in Middlesex, and that has ex» pressed his desire to comply with the request. $ Her Majesty has been pleased to direct thai Mr. Theodore Martin ...
... MR. GOSCHEN ON AGRICULTURE.—Speaking yesterday alternoou Mr. said trusted if came into power they would remove all impediments in the farmer's way which hampered him with regard to compensation for improvements. They would deal with those questions which ...
... I EDUCATION in GERMANY—SCHOOL for the 'j SONB of GENTLEMEN.—FamiIy Ufe; constant opportunities of speaking French and German ; large house, with ui •• -'•« '7 ; splendid garden and grounds: terms, 80 guineas per annum. iTincipal, I)r. A. BASKERVILLE. ...
... style of speaking calculated to arouse the passions. Impatience it may have provoked, but not the sort of impatience which is stirred by the too eloquent and fervid enunciation of unpopular opinions. It is ungrateful of Lord Norton to speak harshly of ...
... Missionaey Perils in Afeica.—Speaking at a meeting in Manchester yesterday, the P.ev. E. H. Jones, deputation secretary of the London Missionary Society, said that the latest communications from Dr. Southern, medical missionary in the territory of the ...
... LIBEEA-L CONSERVATIVE TO THE OP DAILY S£W3. Biu, —Speaking Carlisle the ltith December, Wilfrid said, The Conservative policy seems to to oppose steadily, persistently, and consistently every extension the liberties the people. This perfectly true ...
... Italian Finance. Our Naples Correspondent writes :— For some time the Press has been speaking of negotiations going between Italian Government and the house of Rothschild, relating a loan of one milliard of lire, in order to abolish the forced paper ...
... ]Mr. Albert Pell, M.P., at Leicester. Mr. Albert Pell, M.P., speaking at Leicester yesterday, on the opening of industrial exhibition, said that it would not to rely too much on such institutions for the success of their manufactures. When Philadelphia ...
... WANTED, young gentleman of good family, Protestant, an EN ...