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... Lot® Derby, speaking at distribution of prizes to science and art students at Oldham yesterday, asked the pertinent question: What is it —that is, education in science and art—all worth when yon have got it? What are these schools to do, and why aro ...
... 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 ...
... THE COMPASS INN LICENCE. To Editor.—Your correspondent, A Rational Observer, speaks one having authority. He will not be a transfer, bat a and tee magistrates, according their role, will grant Will they? That will nave to seen. This leads the que ...
... Smale opens his mouth to speak, then turns bis faoe away, to hide what bas sprung to h-s eyea. He sayß no more then, but a uay or two later he attact-.s his friend again. By Heaveu, Fred, he says, angrily, I won't bave it. If you want to commit suicide ...
... 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 ...
... translation of letter by Mr. Algernon Swinburne to the iaditor the Paris journal, the Rapptl:— ily •dear friend,—The Ravpel, in speaking Carlvle, f&as said nothing of the service which he rendered tAthe Knglish, not to the French, in writing his tin* quailed ...
... the following letter to Mr. Parnell, M.P. House of Commons, Jan. 29,1881. Sir,—-As I put in Mr. Gladstone's hands while was speaking the passage which supposed to have been spoken you in Galway on October 25th, to the effect that no man was take farm from ...
... SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON IRELAND Sir Stafford Noxthoote, speaking _t _ ?? Exetex, yesterday, called to aid the uistt__*7__ a * 5 Ireland, remarked tbat while they couid not ?? fl ' themselves the errors and cximes of the In.. ?? yet there could not be tbe ...
... PARNELL'S EPITHET'S. Mr. Parnell, speaking at Tyrone on Saturday, referred to four of the leading members of tho Cabinet as Buckshot Forster, Bully Harcourt, Hypocrite Gladstone, and tbat Whited Sepulchre John Bright. ...
... 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 ...
... I REVIVAL OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE. | Speaking yesterday, in Bradford, Mr. Henry I Mitchell, ?? of Bradford Chamber of I Commerce, said the woollen industry was reviving, I and merchants and manufacturers, as well as the operative classes, were to some extent ...