... were made' possible anywhere else. for a woman to. be dragged away to gaol on the mere charge of walking in the street or of speaking to some aristocratic youth. Would English working men allow their daughters to be insulted and ill-treated in that fashion ...

... die. The - Mate had strong principles and strong prejudices, and if he had occasion to find fault he did so fearlessly, speaking his mind with a directness which was never affected in the least either by the position of the individual or the prospect ...

... to any fair. minded man. Speaking of showmen and roundabout men--not confounding gipsios with them-it has been amply proved that their children are far in advance with reference to education to sone of the house dwellers-speaking of the poorer classes in ...

... average of the rest. Now, out of these eight papers, five of them make no acknowledgment of any foreign source, three of them speak of it simply as an adaptation from the French, and not a single one of the eight gives the name of the Frenchman. If I may ...

... going to speak for me. But she is not a barrister ? 'No, replied Mr. Marsh, i I wish she were; she would make the Local Board sit tup. Ia that osee, said Mr. Curtis-Bennett, I cannot hear the good lady, however well she may speak. But it ...

... eived on the all-absorbing topic of the policy 0f Labour. It is important, however, that, speaking for the majority of earnest Demo. 'rats of the English-speaking race at home and abroad, we should endeavour, in the chaos of opinion, to furnish some rays ...

... INDEPENDENT SOCIALIST PARTY. Speaking on Monday at a meeting of the Independent Socialist party held in the Mdemeorial Ball, London, Mr. Hardie, M.P., said the London district was spend- ing over £100 a week on spreading the propaganda in the metropolis ...

... runs lan- guage hard for the prize of catholicitv. Still, more speak than pay to nonplus the wags wve formally exclude the dumb. \No one ever heard of an E1nglishman vwho could not speak English, though sometimes its linguistic hniestheticness is the ...

... I-lall statement, that one great de party in the State wvould amntesity thle political prisoners. 'The poster d a concludes,1 Speak, John Morney, Ireland demands an answer.'r SPCII:~c Ar LQns~w\I Mr. Morlcy,inreply toaniaddrcsb of weclcom-eat( (2iecnistov ...

... soldiers guarded the line. The train stopped for ten minutes, during which the Czar stood at the carriage wvindow without speaking to any one, ?? did not look as ill as reported .The Czarevna was in another carriage. Some persons in the Czar's suite describedl ...

... the ilocierates you have, generally speaking, lorces ntiakiig iOrI' ecollatlty aud ChrCli i edcitit cI'ation, irrepliective of scet; anitd ott the side oa tite IlrogtessivCe, forces nialltin,!o also genterally speak- ing, tfr illerceasde rates anldl secular ...

... opposition to the East London Wvater Bill wvas ill-advised and unnecessary. We do not know how far Mr. STUART is entitled to speak in the name of the London County Council. But if his argu- ments represent all the objections to the Bill which the Council ...