... people that it. is not a'cosotradictipn' in' teimss.':'ral instruction, if it means anything, means instrxixtioui''iix y' speaking. How are mutes, whose ears c are' clbie d, ta, n' 'benefit by education. of this kindf Let those .who ke ?? sceptical on ...

... 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 ...

... necessary to speak at short distances it is not necessary to come close to the instrument. For communioationsa in the same street, or the same house, the operator places the upper nart near himself, and without changing his position -he can speak with the ...

... to Ireland, but they would not cede directly n nor indirectly any principle which would break uo our national integritty. Speaking of the affairs of the Admiralty, Lord George said since their accession to office Mitnisters had beon eneaged in organising ...

... TIHE MEMIBERS FOR 'WESTMTINSTER. 1ran flin'inr1 o run I' U1LA a- la.L /11. Mr. W. H. SMrITrr speaking at the diuuer of the West- miuster Licensed Victnallers' Association at the Crvstal i Palace yesterlday, refeired to the ?? of our ?? ill n Afghilalistau ...

... and others had refused duty because there was not sufficient men in the crew to do the work. Eight or ten of them could not speak Eng- lish, and did not know their work. Further, the boat- swain had commenced to knock them about and to threaten them, and ...

... good landlords who had not rack-rented their tenants, and whose rents bad not been raised and would not be greatly reduced. Speaking at the inaugural banquet of the Derby Liberal Association on Saturday, Sir W. Harcourt said that Ireland was a very dangerous ...

... and haphazard system is. the part neither- of reason nor of sense. It is the I fashion among a certain class of persons .to speak of I federation and the questions connected with it in sneering tones, and to affect to regard it as a fantastic' and sentimental ...

... allow unlimited speaking, if the speech is even colourably to the point, the action of the House may at any moment be paralysed by r Irish Members only, without a recourse to visible obstruc- tiou. Ea1h Leaguer may speak, each may speak as long as he can ...

... Idlid not speak to a s'ngle person before came.lhere today. .Mr. John qoanlaii That lean untruth (a Voice: le is leader ofn more than that ). ' A temporary lull having taken:place in the etorm, Mr. Murphy made another 'attempt to 'speak, and. was ...

... and despicable surrender to treason and disaffection. Mr. Mundella is announced to speak at Ipswich to-day on behalf of the Liberal candidates. Mr. Schnadhorst, speaking at a dinner in Birmingham on Saturday night, said the Liberal party at present was ...

... be deferred for the present. Of the benefit to be derived from more diffused and advanced literary instruction we need not speak. WVe have greater difficulty in estimating the necessity for, aud the value of, apprenticeship schools, as a mode of training ...