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... 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 ...
... ALL-ENGLISH SPEAKING GATHERING. I Tto Hon. A. J. Balfour and Earl have expr.*aed their Mr. J. Cooper's proposed pericolic All-English Speaking Gathering. The Hon. Jamas Berries, late Premier Yictona, Australia, writes—*l think the idee periodical festival ...
... THREE NEW ENGLISH-SPEAKING. CARDINALS. It stated, oa reliable authority, that Friday lut letter received from member the Sacred ia bj a high dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church ia London, coaveyiag tha information that hit II tha Pope had resolved ...
... 44 LORD BACON. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GimMKN, —If error to speak of Lord Bacon, it aot only, Mr. Heaton has pointed out, an error of long standing, hut one for which Macon'• contemporaries seem responsible. the life prefixed the tan-tolame ...
... Lord Geo. Hamilton, speaking at Cniswick on Saturday, said that out of twenty forty he had had to expend on contracts, not single contractor had been alleged guilty sweating. Qe was Against competition ttovernment contracts, but long was First Lord of ...
... If nek misery, what are Carter's Little Pills it they will pontiTely cure it who have used them speak Umw 'ik*v turn e«*v ...
... Speaking at a meeting Oraldtui ou Saturday evening, the Hon. John Forrest, the Premier, said that the ot AvuUaha good. ...
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... Lord George Hamilten, speaking at Acton last night. aaid the party had won ejection not upsn Home Rule, but upon prsmiseuoua fismieaa whiea they could not fulfil. Great difficulties lay ahaad this Government. Mr. Balfour left Ireland quiet, and Mr. Morlay ...
... Mr. T. Harrington, If.P., speaking meeting Kiagstown yesterday, said rather than that the Pans should fall into the hands the Fteuch Governtneat the Parnallites were willing that should bs drawn ud reinvested in the ■ansa of two Anti-Panellitei and twe ...
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... Mm. Mundella ra War CuxnaLtxs.—Tba Right Hon. A. J. Muadalla, speaking night Uaatar Moar, in support tba candidature Aineworth, tba Liberal candidate far Watt Cumberland, said never waa there a Government tba haetory England tbat Lad faiiad in its pledgee ...