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... THE LATE SPEAK EU He-r Majesty has been pleased to confer tbe dignity (f a Viscounrcy npon the Eight Hon. Sir Henry Bcuverie W. Brand, GOB., late Speaker of the Heave of Commons, Tue title by which ho will be elevated to the Peerage will be tbat of Vitcouat ...
... MR. BRIGHT ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Rev. G. E. Cheeseman addressing the mem- bers of a literary society at Stalybridge, of which he is president, on the subject of preparation for public speaking, in the course of his remarks read a letter which he had ...
... MR. BRIGHT ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Rev. G. E. Cbeeseman addressing the mem- bers of a literary society at Stalybridge, of which he is president, on the subject of preparation for public speaking, in tbe course of his remarks read a letter which he had ...
... TIIE NEW SPEAK _B Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel, the new Speaker of the House of Commons, la the youogest ion of the late Bight Hon. Sir Bobert PeeJ, and was born in 1829. Elected in 1860 M.P. for Warwick be has retained the seat ever tioce. In 1871 he waa ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO AQUI-EN Queen Elizabeth of Boumania devoted sunli *•** amount of time to singing that her attend— its lately assured her tbat her voice entitled her to raai wri- the most celebrated of lingers. The Hatter, oors fruit, for the Queen ...
... MR. GLADSTONE ON PLAIN SPEAKING & THE IRISH UNION. I Mr. Gladstone contributes an article on Plain \ Speaking on the Irish Union to the J uly number ■ of the A'ineteettth Ctntury. ' At the outset Mr, Gladstone explains that the article is iv answer ...
... LORD CROSS ON IRELAND. Lord Cross speaking at Wednesbury on Monday urged tha Conservatives to take a* their watch- word Courage, cot tbe courage of despair but of conviction. Some time ago the Government then in power made vary great legislative sacri- ...
... MR. MUNDELLA AT WORK ■ Mr. Mundella, speaking at Workson t~ m * . -* I evening, in reply to a resolution urgi,,,. t) ''i,. ment to resist tbe obstructive efforts b« , *!')- peers have hindered the passing of the Fn, n Ti '» said Mr. Lowell at Birmingham ...
... some complete scheme of local and especially of county government which, if report speaks true, it to be landing feature ot tha Government programme of legislation for Session. I hops have good deal to say in the Hoose, if the expectation which 1 have ...
... business is comparatively speaking *•• Caustic sodas are scarcer and dearer little more progress. Bleaching » steadily, and less obtainable for prompt' Va continue lirm Sulphate copper is in better aud firmer. Sulphate of ammonia and nitr-1 QIt arc advancing ...
... JJR. ROOKE'S ANTI-LANCET L writing to Dr. under date July .6th, 1874, speaking of the ** eeyi Of Its style and matter ceo judge, for Leva author other then* for thirty year*. None but a mastermind among men could haveoonoehred written your Introduction ...
... JJK. KUOKE'S ANTI-LANCET A Clergyman writing to Dr. under July 16th, 1874, speaking of the LANCET, says:— Of it* sty le and natter I crn judge, for I have boeuan author other themes for thirty years. None but ina«tcr-miud among men could written your ...