... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Ktaveiev Hill, Q.C., M.P., speaking at Wolverhampton last night, referred to Mr. Gladstone's speech at liaikoith the circumstances uuder which he brought in his Irish Church Disestablishment Bill. Mr. Gladstone had, said, represented that gaol in ...

... on the part of Mr. Bradlaugii to deliver lecture in Exeter has been the occasion of a wild commotion. Mr. Bradlaugii was to speak on the subject of the land laws. His committee feared a disturbance, and applied to the authorities for the assistance of the ...

... ATTEMPT TO BLOW A POLITICAL MEETING. (BY TELE OUE OWN COIiHESPOIiDENr.) DUBLIN, Sunday NianT. The Lord Mayor (Mr. Gray), speaking at a meeting Borris, county Carlow, to-day, said most diabolical attempt, which was not equalled in tho annals of Nihilism ...

... directly in contact with some person thoroughly well informed on all the questions at issue between the Governments, and able to speak the Chinese language fluently. both respects Mr. Lay's qualifications are of the highest order. I received from the Imperial ...

... is determined to [repress all efforts of Italian industry in that country. Can Italy accept such a precedent No, she must speak out plainly, though without bravado, and prepare at once for the very probable eventuality that words will not suffice. France ...

... speech Mr. Forsler pointed out the impossibility of entering into a large question like this under existing circumstances. Speaking the condition Ireland, he said that if the Government found it necessary to call Parliament together to empower them to re-enact ...

... thrown for the moment in what seems like attitude of downright hostility. Is it possible to overrate the inconveniences, not to speak too strongly, of such a condition of things ? Even if the discoveries were really important, it would be far better to have ...

... with his speeches. He was at the trouble to splen did in his eloquence, as Lord COLERIDGE effectively put it. Burke speaks well as can, said Johnson, meaning to convey the highest praise. Sir ALEXANDER CocKBURN spoke well as he could. His stylo ...

... was on his way to London-bridge Station, when he was accosted by the prisoner Bailey, who asked him the time. they were speaking the other prisoner passed, and dropped a purse, which Bailey picked up, and, calling to Mahoney, said, You have dropped ...

... Miss Mu lock and Miss Phelps, and the heavy guardsmen, wicked countesses, and slangy romps made to think the thoughts and speak the language of John Halifax and the heroine of The Gates Ajar Yet it is hard to see manager is more privileged than the ...