... 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 ...

... You term It, is a double slavery which I could not bear. To speak without preparation, especially on great and solemn topics, is- rashness, and cannot be recom- mended. When I intend to speak on anything that seems to me important I consider what it is ...

... party, said he wished to move a slresolution. Thi ccuse was entirey oiut of order. President Guichard refused to allow him to speak, and effectually pre- vented a single word he said from being heard by ringing the bell which is always at the hand of the ...

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... - ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SALOS POPUEI LX' SUPS FA. Mr. Forster, speaking at a mass meeting at GlasgOv yesterdav, pointed to the lessons | J- wcE$V IMAU.- - ---t -- - which he thought were to be drawn from the Liberal victory at the Liverpool elee- tion. le thought that what the ...

... rerr Scholz, the secretary of state, in intro- ducing the tirst budget, said the financial Pi;t;on of Germany was. relatively speak- 1nc. a most favourable one, there being a -r lus of about 1v,OOO,OOO marks from the reciats derived from the customs and the ...

... little work of the kind to be . done to-day. Captain Maxwell, the director, is opposed to a cessation of precautions: but, speaking in a general sense, the mission of ! I the association is virtually, over with the; I and Act in operation.' There maytstili ...