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... Speaking .Ou1t, MR SHAw LEFMVRE is doing a splendid 8ervice to the cause of justice by forcing public attention in England to : .. . ._ ?? x A thereal facts of the present maladministration of the law in Ireland. He is no thoughtless and irresponsible ...
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... MARK TWAIN SPEAKS OF WOMEN. The following in the text of Mr. Clemens' reply to the toast, Woman-God bless her, at the New England supper at New York recently :- The toast includes the sex, Utnivereally-it is to women, comuprehensively where. poever ...
... 1860, and incorporated with it January 20, 1878. Mr Chanbcrllain addressed the Birmingham. Liberal Association last night. Speaking on the; Irish Land Purchase Bill, he declared that he would rather give up politics than pledge the future earnings of the ...
... was issued in eonjunoton -with the UM3OllRY Januay 24. 1860, ad incorporated with it January 26,1878. Fir Geomge Trevelyan, speaking at a garden arty at Hampstead on Saturday, replied to the Va .- I--YW2 -0 -17 of Argyll's speech in the 'House of Lords on ...
... January 24, 18G0, and incorporated with it January 20. 1878, Mr Gladstone, who is president of the Eighty Club, has promised to speak at the club dinner on Tuesdiay, the 19th instant. The Ron J. W. Downer, Premier of South Australia, and a delegate to the Colonial ...
... POST was issued in conjunction with the MERCURY .lnuary 24, 180, and incorporated with it Januar 20, 178.S Mr Shaw Lefevre, speaking at Bradford last night, referred to the gross injustice inflicted on Mr Blunt. He said Mr Forster's victims came out of prison ...
... SPEECHES OUT OF PARLIAMENT. I Mr, Courtney, speaking yesterday at the inauguration of the Liekeard Working Men's liberal Awoclatiorwu sald they taunt all regret that oometicaes.foroe had to be called in to preserve order. If the effort of the Givern. ...
... it: he articulates very sharply, but he speaks unevenly -now loud, now low. He at times forgets that in the Reichstag he speaks to a large assembly and in a room of bad acoustic properties. Often enough he speaks as if for himself alone, quite careless ...
... real question. Mr Dillon, MI,.P, speaking at Lincoln last night, referred to what he called the clumsy and malignant forgery in the Times, and said such proceedings ought not to be tolerated. Mr Sbaw-Lefevre, speaking at Reading last night, said the only ...
... Order mint bs maiuiiainecd in every evrnntly, anud the (loveresmeut 7requlsed andditional; poviers., Sir Thomas Brasesy, speaking at the MIayor'e banquet at Hesstia gs, last night, sa id whilst the Oaurdwseliia a echeme was sulccessful in forming a reseverp ...