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... effective, for the purpose of forcing the reconsideration of the Hom e Rule Bill, or the dissolution of Parliament next year. Speaking at Naas, county Kildare, yesterday, Mr. Redmond said they had no quarrel with English working men. They were anxious to aid ...

... of protesting against bhe suggested removal of the judge to another circuiton the alleged ground that it was ne r a Welsh-speaking judge . should be apponted. Mr. Hughes pointed out that for more than . twenty years the Mid-Wales Circuit had not possessed ...

... they came to the vote upon any question had to knuckle down to the Conservatives and put handcuffs. on their Liberalism. Speaking of the Irish question.besaid that self-government had succeeded elsewhere. It had succeeded in the colonies. It bad succeeded ...

... by the Rhenish people speak in an especial way to my heart. On these shores of the Rhine, enfolded in a web of sagas, filled with historical recollections, where every mountain has its message for us, and every house of God speaks to us in its own sublime ...

... is undoubtedly the theory that most men are in a genial and complacent mood after dinner, that those who are appointed to speak can do so the better for the viands and beverages partaken of, and that thqse who are called upon merely to listen and applaud ...

... again crowded. The debate on the different f orders of the day, now amounting to twenty-nine, f wvas resumed. Signor Mussi, speaking on behalf ] of eighteen deputies of the Extreme Left, r brought forward an order of the day favourablo f to the Government ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Speaking at Wisbech last nxzht, Sir Charles Russell said the Government were not going to the country until they had made a serious, earnest, and prolonged effort to carry their promises into effect, and they did not intend to appeal ...

... Socialist solution, which would abolish private property and form a collective and common ownership in its stead- It then speaks of the solu- tion to be drawn from Catholic teaching. It admits that, according to this teaching, various principles and elements ...

... say that the speaking as a rule was better. He would not say there was neore good speaking then; tbut iertainly there was less bad speakine than at the present time. In those days, as was now the (ase in the douse of Lords, the speaking in the Commons ...

... POLITICAL SPEECEES. Speaking at Bermnondy yesterday evening, upon the occasion of the opening of a new Consti- tutional club, the Solicitor-General (Sir Edward Clarke) alluded to the recent bye - el-ncins, and said that on the whole he thougis they were ...

... perseverance-the secret of success. I detest gambling, and therefore speak strongly, and every effort should be masde to chec:k the undoubted spread of it amongthe people. The others writers speak int a similar strain Accrn~ss.--ShortIy before tw~elve last night ...