... - ?? L- SALUS POPS~ LEM S'DFREMA. - 0 ?? Prince of Wales, speaking at the Y;2udi Lodge of ?? MMasons, on Saturday L , . . I . . . . . . - ?? ?? ±a-n ?? un~ .aaeuruay t t.eling. said the interest in the craft which a .hd evinced since he became a member ...

... the motion of Mr. Ains- 3' M P., seconded bv Mr. W anh, as3 passed congratuiat .11stone on attaining his poiitical laird, speaking at the ;- c f e loundation-stone of the now connection with Lz 'rch, Lower rTranmere, yester- t the G.eneral &chool Euilding ...

... -- - - I sirs rol; arncr~s - 0 it ' a-r Snpercr, speaking at the openin-g t of a Du^ri sehool in the nei-hbourhood of . ( . . 1 . I - : - I .- I . i - ?? - 2 : 1 },ralford yesterday, said it had been found uP th at avtaent b; results was defective, ani ...

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... aBte RDbeENdMOeND DECo'. l2,189 -A- - 4 - m ABERDEEN, MONDAY, D>EC. 2, 1889, Lordl Hartington, speaking at Chesterfield on Saturday, referred to Ireland, and said they . s . . . .1 - . I vr w9 u of KLXBA' ;A, tS-USr must never lose sight of the fact that ...

... the ministrations of a clergyman able to speak Welsh were necessary. Darnel Crompcen thought the clergyman should be an Englishman, who could speak English as well as Welsh. George Gwatkin, who did not speak Welsh himself, ad- mitted that there were ...

... MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 189. fne Marquis of Hartimgton, Speaking at Mat Unionist demonstation at Chesterfie1i on Mrat utomnsn uwmvexawI-' - Saturday, said he bad been charged with having dwelt on the question of the Union with undue reiteration, but it was ...

... tindetre erti ' of a rule Whifh thave fbund it teessry toadopt 1, and C Aide by b stnc4tty-.utiai a rule that there e A se be no speaking (laughter). Now perhaps youi wiIJ aik tee the. reao* tat I bed tbough fit e I '5 With pou? tiprfvsi ( . dnt *ih Pto spepk ...

... Ir3 PoPS EEn trlal I o Liverpool, speaking at a. atl-avertree last night vigorously Itm- Id . , , I *Qq otv win ? ro,?? -.I2Uolu IUZIU nigno, Vlgorousy -v- td the custom of raffles, as encou- endi imbling,, and hoped the time would The COne when bazaars ...

... I~Z SQ= ~:sre SAtXS T'O~rLI LEX a Ur!EMA. ?? - e ?? speaking at Blournemouth, last night, in | reply to an address from the local Workling j ?? -- - I e - I _ Men's Conservative Association, Fir Stafford I Northeote referred to the work of the, d session ...

... Is t thought at Norwic o i Mr. Elarben, the candidate t ?? solected to contost the Cardiff iloroulgls at the next election, speak.s nf that g-entleman as combirning with the qualilicatione of ?? hard-headed, keen-sig-hted man of business those of the ash~tot ...

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