... PLAIN SPEAKING ?? Tho Bishop of Max.. « pren lung at th» Xaarkaner » said ho had a l-.w w..rl» o ta. - of in.: l-.ugln.il pc ?? care m. re lor irutn ?? ?? . popular ooin.on. ?? it** m.m. .■* m tician to taso up .a I „ «*. Www • do an actio. i which wa* ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day. as I pen these lines, one picture from the long-vanished past rises in my memory as clearly as though it hung on a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great armchair with pillows ...

... WANTING TO SPEAK TO THE QUEEN. On the arrival of the Queen at Windsor yester- day great excitement was caused by a respectably- dressed woman, evidently out of her mind, who ran after the Queen's carriage as it was passing through the Castle gates crying ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING ON THE QUE3IION. In the Hnuse of Commons yesterday Mr W. Jonos moved tba adjournment of the House Sor the purpose of diocussing a definite matter of urgent public importance — viz., the loss and pri- vation arising from the dispute between ...

... ENGLISH-SPEAKING CARDINALS AND AEBITRATION. An appeal has bee issued, signed by Car- dinals Gibbons, Logue, and Vaughan, in- viting all who hear their voice to co- operate in the formation of a public opinion which shall demand the establishment of a ...

... THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING BROTHER- HOOD. The gathering at the Imperial Institute yester- day to hear nr. address on The English-speaking Brotherhood. by Professor Charles Waldstein, was a fitting orollary to the Fourth of July jubi- lation, in which the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A MINI3TE3 lii his '-Citizen Sunday sermon, at Grimsby, yesterday morning, the Key. J. Ha.-ri» n, pastor of the Methodist ir tee Church, referred in Strang terms to the practice of Sunday fishing. He ra marked that in the earlier days ...

... A VICAR OF YORK SPEAKS OUT. Rev. Thomas Smith. Vicar of St. Helen's, York, addressed the following letcer to Sequab, Ltd. Gentlemen, — I desire to express my grateful acknowledgments of the benefit which has re- sulted from the use of Sequah's Remedies ...

... MB BfiODES SPEAKS AT CAPETOWN. If-lX TEE CHABTERED COMPANY was rot— ED. CHARTERLAND THE NURSERT OF A HEW NATION- The London office of the Johannesburg Stan dard and Diggers' News has received a cab— from Capetown to-day giving Mr Rhodes' speech at a ...

... A VICAR OF YORK SPEAKS OUT. Rev. Thomas Smith. Vicar ol St. Helen's, York, addressed the following letcer to Sequab, L.td. Gentlemen,— l desire to express my grateful acknowledgments of the l*enefit which has re- sulted from the use of Sequah'a Remedies ...

... MR GLADSTONE TO SPEAK IN EDINBURGH. Mr Gladstone has, it is stated, yielded to the desire of the active politicians of Mid-Lothian, and will address a meeting of the various com- mittees of the County Liberal Association. The meeting will be held in Edinburgh ...

... MORE PLAIN SPEAKING. It was stated last night by an official of the Liberal party that Mr Parnell would not appear in his place in the House of Commons until after the Easter Recess. MR M. DAVITT ON THE CRISIS. Mr Michael Davitt, speaking at Southport ...