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... The Right Hon. James Lowther, speaking at Ilkley. mar Bradford, last evening' said the present Cabinet was composed apologists for and advocates of even* attempt disintegration of foreign States, and necessarily thev could not find fault with a cry of ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. [FEOM our. OWN CORRESPONDENT. House of Commons, Monday Night. There has been some good speaking in the Lords to-night, though as the topic, addition to being India, tonched decision already taken, not very much interest was manifested ...
... OUR don letter. [rSOM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.} House Common?, Friday Night. The speaking to-night has from the outset ' risen something above (lend level of last ' night, when all the windbags of mediocrity 1 their say. The questions were unusually few ...
... THREATENED RISING IN CRETE. [times Berlin, Friday. Private advices from Crete speak of arising ferment revolution in that island and cf a determination the part of the Greek population to seize the opportunity of uprising in Greece to throw off the ...
... it •--ing meet an to and troops are • con * -nst then/ at Greece can . one ' Dar * Pasha adds that it is the >de, - . can speak authoritatively on ddisc]n c]e] 18 the preservation of illusion respecting the number of the Turkish Army. ...
... other evening, informed the House that long Ireland 'silent' under her wrongs, England 'deaf to her ' crtes - * - Gray, speaking outrages in Ireland, said they were grossly exaggerated. Threequarters? said he, the reports are exaggerations, and the ...
... another by six members. The report of tbe majority makes certain recommendations on which legislative action may be based, anil speaks of'a system voluntary emigration and migration. It suggests that tbe migratory schema should be preceded by comprehensive ...
... MR. JAMES LOWTHER AT BRADFORD. The Right Hon. James Lowther, speaking at Ilkley last evening, said the present Cabinet was composed of apologists for, and advocates of, every attempt at the disintegration foreign States, and necessarily they could not ...
... and made hard one. I make a practice crumbling a plate and then throwing it into tbe yard for and am fc ure if they could speak express much gratitude. I feel the want of good feeling, bat the want of prevent* hundreds doinK something the hunger our feathered ...
... Phßipstown yesterday abandoned, although the platform had been erected the square. An telegram states Mr. O'JKelly, M.P., speaking at Tempo on Saturday, said if the English people. »ily understood the Irish landlord system they would not have tolerated ...
... nted Chief Commissioner of Works, will address his constituents at Heading next Monday. On same day Mr. Joseph Cowen will speak at Newcastle. on-Tyne, and Mr. C. Wort ley at Sheffield. A report that Lord Kandolph Churchill haa, in name of the Fourth Party ...
... the few they (Casey] had. Mr. Frith differs from our reporter as interruption being the cause of Mr. Chappcll teasing to speak. ...