... FRENCH-SPEAKING CANADIANS The Morning Post remarks :— The visit of the Comte de Paris to Canada has been an unqualified success. The Comte has telegraphed a message of thanks to the Queen to express his pleasure at the reception accorded lo him by her ...

... in the S!_e w.iy. The only way* to discover whether ha did so was to get him to speak to the phonograph. Cue lad, in the presence of several gentlemen, was aiked to speak the Lord's Prayer and tha alphabet. Several cylinders were mad» in this way, and ...

... Attorney-General, speak ing at Louth on Wed- nesday, claimed that Lord Salisbury's foreign policy had been entirely successful. It was the duty M the Government in view of the McKinley Tariff Bill to find fresh outlets for British industry: Speaking of obstruction ...

... LORD SPENCER AT WITNEY. Speaking at a Liberal meeting at Witney, Ox- fordshire, on Friday, Lorel Spencer advocated a liberal extension of local government, believing the Local Government Boarel hi London had too much to do. He supported free education ...

... the inner teachings of our own wondrous nature. I would study all (iod's books. Speak to the Bible and it shall teach thee, Speak to the Earth and it shall teach thee, speak to thine own heart and it shall teach thee. Of course I don't say that all the ...

... uncut. Generally speaking, snort was not very good, the wet weather having JK'dSe death* of many birds. The weather .esterdav morning was fine, and many sport, men SSSUS hj. sports ta^tSlSS Lincoln-Lire. Leice-cereuM. * a ™*'™* ?J$ S ?? speak oi good sport ...

... duty of the constituences at the next general election to come forward and say they will not countenance this obstruction. Speaking on the Irish question, he expressed himself in favour of the continuance of the unity of England and Ireland. The Union- ...

... Saintsbury, of the Saturday Rfuew, probably knows French literature better tbrn most of those who speak the language more gracefully. Lord Salisbury speaks fluently, but with a daring disregard of gender and accent. Lord Rosebery p peaks more deliberately ...

... conditions, and that it would not be left in a state of anomaly. Referring to Home Rule, he said people were beginning to speak calmly on tbe question, and the events of the past two years had strengthened t_9 convictions of those who advocated it. Lord ...

... means of verify- ing, states that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien landed on the Brittany coast, aud are now on their way to Paris. Speaking at a Conservative dinner at Brighton, last night, Sir William Marriott, referring to the disappearance of Messrs. Dillon ...

... are rare : but that there is ao difficulty ia speak- ing over long distances, even when tha voice has to travel over round-about wires, was proved at the Central Exehance, Bristol, waere it is possible to speak over 128 miles ot wire to the ?? of Llanelly ...

... PRESIDENT CARNOT'S TOUR. Cokte, Cobsica, Wednesday, Speaking here yesterday, Preeident Carnot praised the lo> alty of the Coreicans to France. He visited Baetia, where the Italian fleet saluted him. ...