... Freeman's Journal and National Press. bATUIUUV, 21, loii* tiuwr wJ • aii Sir *** f to content Utod* 'be liberal in ' tore-t. | Speaking at Colchester last night, Sir William Marriuit. It P, caid lie thought sua general elcc■ would moo be jii theui, tlic sooner ...

... could speak as re- presenting the working classes. In the day of its extreme prosperity it did not represent quite one- seventh of their number; and in 1893, out of eleven million industrial workers in the United Kingdom, there were, roughly speaking, one ...

... to be correct if the most trustworthy sources are applied to for information in your owrn city of London. Of course, I aau speaking of Indian and Ceylon teas, and not of the trashy stuff, totally unfit for use, that comes fromn China. I also wyrite as a ...

... d hy Mi. 1 Brady). appeared f..r the defence. Mr. Harrington applied fur adjourument for week. had bid i\>ld and scarcely speak Mr. I'obiaa baid of rourae he would convenience Mr. Harrington in any way. and Mr Harrmg' ton iit|ab!e to apeak that da» would ...

... to the subject of land nationalisation, carried the meeting with him, Ho said he was very proud to have the opportunity of speaking to them, his fellow-workers. He dared to call them his follow-workers, because, like themselves. he had to work for his living ...

... fora-stay might be on such terms and conditionsaas bhe Court thought right. Really th4finai order amked for wes, strictly speaking, an order which ought to be asked for by some one on behalf of the uinapany. It was really a step which ought to be taken ...

... The shame of speaking Irish has been banished from Irish-speak~inlg area a national feeling in defence of the language has been aroused. But everything else still remains to be done. Bilingual edu. cation for the 70,000 Irish-speaking children has yet ...

... from 5d i>rr do. Lambs were bought great number* prices ranjriiig from to each. horse fair was rt-nail and, comparatively speaking, little business was don«. A few agricultural ammale and trappers changed hands. The pig fair on Tuesday was rather small ...

... Horace Plunkett. The speaker dealt exnauetively with the question of woman suffrage, and said believed that women generally speaking were coaracteriaed by their loyalty and conservatism, which shewed that the majority their votes would cast in favour «f ...

... Dublin and M.s: large knowledge tr . i,e 8 ' that such meetings -•? 1 • • tr,e - would have . _rr eti- -r stitaota» the I speaking p»oph- ho' 1 their and hand »' '• th *' r . , ii. lb- regretted th..- ••• ..f the League in , i ■ rC W and promised to ...

... Steele had a right to come in and speak to any' one of the inmates privately, but he had no right; to speak generally in any of the wards. Mr. MORGAN thonght no reasonable man could object to his cominr in and speaking exclusively to Protestants, andt ...

... various industries directly identical with our city, and it is a matter of congratulation to all concerned that, commercially speaking, Belfast. holds its own for inte-rity, steadfast hard work, enterprise, and in- dustry against any city in or out of the ...