... WILLIAM SPEAKS. Where the Romans Failed. IIAYKNI'Ii tiaras^ marred lbo lotteq. • ' _ liagt:lnac no Maim@ of 1141 total Ralnebb Enttor• In itatrataat fell to 00401111. 4 a 104 on 1114 tk'idea, 14 40•114“ 10 lark of trrinaa af 'Aeon. saran/ 101 H to tip ...

... SPEAKING TO THE DRIVEN. A fatality on Saturday at Bradford. Tom ABM; driver la as employ of Great Nordwen Railway M Street. Leeds Mead. Brad/ on to the imiles of ear whilst I. and travelling ma fri as Snobs Hill Lana, the which he leased dew open. Allots ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. A seasonable book at the presort moment, when half the country is enduring and the other half u encouraging the art of pablio gpeakinjr, is Mil A. M. Bkookfixld's practical and concise Speaker's A B C. As a puide to the secret of failure ...

... SBALISBURY SPEAKS. The Prime lwlflm tive gathering at on Wednesday night, ‘h\h-.-d-fleih-“:—l-qu’n. for the Neventh Commandment. Other people sy the Migth and the Kight are as good as the Neventh May | plead humbly for the Niath ¥ The hitherto Jflw*ubhmfly ...

... THE MIKADO SPEAKS. HIS VIEWS ABOUT THE WAR. (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS.) Shanghai; Monday. The Shanghai to-day states that some the conditions of peace which Japan is desirous of enforcing upon China will cause some concern to those European Powers who have ...

... SPEAKING OUT. THE LEEDS TIMES, which incorporated THE SOUTH LEEDS ECHO.) SATURDAY, MARCH lira, 1896. Sir William Harcourt, to use sporting phrase appropriate the ** ring, was in splendid form Wednesday' ac the meeting of the Home Counties Liberal Federation ...

... KRUGER SPEAKS, BUT SAYS NOTHING OF INTEREST, (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) Pretoria, Monday.—The tirst Volksraad was opened to-day in a session to consider the estimates for the current year, and any pressing matters that may arise The Prasident gave a short address ...

... THE KAISER SPEAKS. Ihe cgnsiders himself »respoi\ - sible to god. WHEN HE STOOD THE MOUNT OLIVES. i - telegram Berlin day states that the • Tviin. publishes following summary speech delivered the German Emperor in* annual Brandeburg Provincial Diet ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The word M belly, which only means a bulge, has recently (says Lady Cook), disappeared from polite vocabularies,and children are taught to speak ot their stomach instead. Hundreds of similar refinement* have occurred. It would seem tbat ...

... RADICAL PJaAIX SPEAKING. The I/ailv Chronide says:—There 4 K ' ,' why tho Government should go out. w should not end it* career with ces«. But some loyalty, f » ' and unselfish put suit popular end* {,kc einipiy transfer into plain epeecli the talk ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LIBERALS. Mr. BL J. WILSON. M.P., speaking Sheffield last night, saii they as Liberals repudiated the doctrine that the private lite of our public men did not concern them. It did concern S me of the Irish members had made remarks with ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT THE COUNCIL. The chief topic of public interest at the meeting five Scarborough Town Council last night was the uusalisfactory .progress made in constructing the drive round the Castle Hill. In accordance with the request of Council ...