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... KRUGER SPEAKS Pres;dent. Kruger, who on rosmg to 'pest was greeted with loud eheers, expressed 'his eonvictiou of the Justice of his country* MUM'. and Ilia eon. Silence in God to are that r:glst prevailed against might. He argued that the British eseluded ...

... SPEAKING TRUMPETS. Instruments' by which the voice could la• so strengthened se to be heard at a much greater distance were known in the earliest ages; for of all muilral instruments wind instriiments were the invented, and their use in war, to give the ...

... Speaking with Authority. One of the member', of a certain t•tehool Dolma that shall ni.t be specified knew far more about brick, and mortar than he did of grammar aial orthography. he visited a certain school under the Board, and a smart little lad read ...

... THE SPIRIT SPEAKS! I swear to Heaven and the Lord of Ancestors, writes a correspondent (on postcard), that I was murdered in the Hospital last year. Who says spooks never communicate? ...

... THE PREMIER SPEAKS. LABOURERS AND LANDLORDS. THE AGRICULTURAL PROBLEM. At a banquet at Watford, last night, the Marqait of SiLisßUiiy, referring to the late Government, said: I think they made great miscalculation. They thought that if they once got the ...

... AN EXPERT SPEAKS. INVESTIGATIONS REGARDING THE BULLFINCH. TWO MORE DEATHS. (SPECIAL FOR THE DAILY MAIL ') The disaster to the torpedo-destroyer Bullfinch has had all absorbing but melancholy interest for East Hull, where the relatives of the deceased ...

... THE VICAR SPEAKS! • ON HESSLE ALLOTMENTS. IHE DEAD-LOCK THE LIVE IV OPPOSITION. SPt&IAL •■i&NtEftviEft TQ-JAYj Sr. the fciSs JliiKa W .0f lie ' h ° fi,St usi on p • Vic stated: «, •*» *MV on every occasion upon which they asked for au majWfic^ly. op ...

... SPEAK UP, SIR. It is to be feared that. in the important matter of articulateness of enunciation. Parlia.uentary matory has fallen to • very low ebb. An the ree presentative ci a leading provincial journ.il ihseree*, hardly a day now without wino ta erections ...

... NUMOURS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. Mr Joseph Maline, • well-known public make'''. gives in the Woman's Signal some amusing instancesLi the humours of politic speaking. It is. he thinks. • lack of fluency that causes the speaker so often to blunier. Mr Mahn ...

... THE NEW LEADER. SPEAKS. Ilsnry Campbell-Bannerman said this Warn the first time he had visited the East 1 ot Yolks:tire and the town of it was rine ono exception the first visit he had to the annual meeting of the National Liberal Federation. He riot ...

... SPEAKING NIS MINI. A powerful lemon was preachet in the Coltmanstreet Wesleyan Church, morning, before a crowded congregation by tue Hest. H. Lloyd Jones, of ithyll. The rev. gentleman took as his text the wor.4B— Forretting those things which are and ...