... addressed » meeting the Leeds Chamber of Commerce. He expressed himself in favour non-political Foreign Secretary, who should speak with the united voice of the English people without party distinction. Our colonial policy was becoming more and more involved ...

... would you call him if you wanted a new rocking herse ?” ] don’t want ene. “ When yeu speak to him what do you ray 2 “ Oh, 1 can't remember all I say when I speak to him.” *“ But, supposing he was out chopping wood and you went to the door and called ...

... could not speak the Welsh language, and the parish required a minister who could do so. The case was heard before Baron Huddleston a few weeks ago, and his lordship now delivered judgment. His lordship said the question of whether a Welsh-speaking clergyman ...

... with great solidity of constructipu. The hearing is said to be quite perfect whether the person speaking stands several yards from the mouth-piece, or speaks only little above whisper. If the membrane spoken closer in a moderate tone of voice tile words ...

... said although his son did attempt to speak, he was not yet so eloquent to be able t ...

... '\ll% THOMAS MAIN, Avondale Lodge, 4 Polmont, will address Corree Harr Meeting on SABBATH evening at a quarter to 7. Will also speak in the Open Air before entering the Hall. ...

... rapidly as in public speech. Supposing then, that all the talking of one day estimated as equivalent four hours’ coneecutivo speaking, a man says in one week what, if printed, would an octavo volume pages. In one year sivaks 52 such volumes, and in years ...

... to-day, Sir W. Harcourt said be should be glad at some future time to address the Glasgow citizens. At the present he could not speak vn political matters. ...

... SPEECH OF HEALY. Speaking at Edgeworthstown, Comity Longford, Sunday, Healy solemnly warned the Government that if O’Brien’s blood rested their head, ii body were carried cold from the prison cell, there would be blood for blood and life for life. ...

... SIR HENR oti Vv LO” N THE Sir Havelock, M.P,, speaking at Seaham Harboar last night, denounced the pretent Govern- ment and its foreign policy. We should hear more of unless immediate relief was granted. ...

... PALKIRK. THOMAS LAURI. ELECTRIC BELLS, TELEPHONES, TEL GRAPH INSTRUMENTS, COLLIERY a NING SIGNALS, BUKGLAR, FROST ALAKUMS, SPEAKING TUBES, & Manofactared, Erected, and intained on Keas able Terms, References Buildings already Fitted. ...

... FIRST. ‘Tuomas MILLER, Wednestield:—** Y our Medicines have given great satisfation in this distr and many of my customers speak high! Wa. of Mother Seigel’s Syrup.” LOWER, Bec net my habit to re- commend any patent medicine to my customers in in- dividual ...