... WILL THE PROTECTIONISTS SPEAK OUT? (From tihe Economist.) Is*et not time for the Fair 1Traders and Protectionists to speak out plainly, and lot us know exactly what it is they mean? .To pass vague resolutions in favour of fiscal reform, as did the National ...

... SIll ]IUSSEX SPEAKS UP. ?ir 11. Hns?i? YTvIA?J i? evidently not Sir Ii. lsUSSF VIVIA.N ]3 ?? not . -going to stand any nonsense at the lbands of y1 S. the v.ire-pullers of the local Caucus. If they nc ; choose to swfallowY everythingr AM. GLAD- hi ZSIONE ...

... a rough approximation of English- speaking peoples all the world over in the days of Shakespeare, we realise the extraordinary fact that in 20 years the increase in the numbers of persons speaking the language we speak has been more than twenty to oue ...

... people who fiied them up. Some would interpret Gaelic speaking as meaning only those who spoke Gaelic, while others more liberal would hold to mean those who, speaking English, could also speak Gaelic. however toe sche-lules elay have been filled up ...

... MR LABOUCHEIIE SPEAKS UP SOME CHEERFUL IT EMS FROM HIS LAST SPEECH. Mr Labouehere, speaking to his constituents at Northampton, referred to the statement of Lord Salisbury that the whole 86 Irish members were not worth one of his lordship's colleagues ...

... Mr Gladstone-Speaks. j WALES WISER THAN ENGLAND. Mr Gladstone on Saturday attended a political cdbversazione and garden party at Oak Tree House, Branch Hill, Hampstead, the residence of Mr Henry Holide.y, and delivered an important speech. Referring to ...

... yR. BRIGHT SPEAKING OUT. Before Mr. Gladstone went to South Wales, bevwas urged to speak out by some of his own loval followers, who are shrewd enough to see that, unless the breach in the party is healed, its banishment from power will be protracted ...

... P MR. - PARNELL TO SPEAK AT NOTTINGHAM.. TEE PREPARATIONS FOR HIS RECEPTION. il (7> AS0OCIAT1ON TELEGRA. . Nottingham, Thursday. The aunouzceuient thait br. Parnell would iit Nottingham on Tuesday cest and sddress a rms meeting 07f ~he Liberal party came ...

... friction arm, this is genierally received explanation. The chalk may, howeTer, be apparently dry, and, still the telephone speaks well. Added to this electrolytic action, the speaker suggested the clectro-dinamic action of the current. He had that day ...

... if that move- ment failed. But I will say that, if our Constitutional movement were to fail-and I believe when I speak thus that I speak the opinion of my 85 colleagues in the House of Commons-I say if our Constitutional movement were to fail-if it became ...

... THE CLAIMS OF THE WELSH- SPEAKING POPULATION. OF recent years the claims of the Welsh- speaking population in the Principality have been pushed to the front, and the passing of the Local Government Act has given a decided impetus to the movement. It is; ...

... Future of the Eigisb4, ,t speaking loces. Such an attempt to fore. i cast the progress of events is, in the mind of tle 11 great Englishman, the necessary consertnce of d the extraordinary development of the English. a speaking peoples during the last ...