SUDDEN ILLNESS OF LORD LOCH
... Cheshire, on Monday, has been taken suddenly ill- A telegram has been received at Crewe cancelling his lordships engagement to speak here to-night. ...
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THE EARL OF CREWE ON THE SITUATION
... THE EARL CREWE ON THE SITUATION. The Earl Crewe, speaking at last ni-'ht, said, concerning the Armenian quewion, that was use inducing sort of moral boycott ritfainet the Su.tan. find impossible to bluff the l'« mto allowing act alone in the matter. He ...
BAND CONTEST AT HAWARDEN
... prevailing sentiment tlieA. the chief glory of those who had won, was that they had won the prize formidable compete tore. Speaking personally, acd as one among many thousands of hearers, h* was greatly indebted, not to the winning band alone, but to all ...
THE PARNELLITE PARTY
... Harrington was called for, and rose to speak, when man named Murphy tried to prevent him from being heard. The platform was stormed, and tho man expelled with violence. Mr. then said had not intended to speak, until ho learned that certain people had ...
A MAGISTRATE ON CYCLISTS
... man at Lambeth Polios Court yesterday 10s. and costs for ftiriously riding a bicycle along the Park Read, Mr. Hop. kins, speaking as bicyclist himself, remarked that, far his observation went, one out of every three bicyclists who rode about London ought ...
ENGLISH CYCLES IN FINLAND
... ENGLISH CYCLES IN FINLAND. A British consular report the trade of Helsingfors for the year 1895 speaks of the demand for Enplish bicycles, which it says still hold their own in the market (in spite of the fact that Swedish and German makers are considerably ...
11l TUC DACT * custom among warlike lIV VIC I nations for the soldiers to lift on their Shields those
... well in the Battle J m as a mark of honour and Popular Esteem. W Public Estimation has exalted on its Shield, so to TO-DAY speak, the Firm of JOHN NOBLE Ltd., by reason of the sheer honesty of ...
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1896
... these relics of the past are to be bought, however, and perhaps only expert could separate the real from the counterfeit. I speak only of the best made copies, and these are not, by any means, inexpensive, though a dozen would not fetch the price of one ...
MR. H.GLADSTONEON LORD ROSEBERY AND ARMENIANS
... MR. H.GLADSTONE ON LORD ROSEBERY AND ARMENIANS. ■ Mr. Herbert Gladstone, speaking last night, said there was dissension ie Party over the Armenian Question. at the action of Lord who had *- strongly against the policy the were entitled to take independent ...
THE RADICAL LEADERSHIP
... THE RADICAL LEADERSHIP. Speaking Newcastle, last night. Dr. Spence Watson, president the National Federation, referred to the question of the leadership of the Party, and said they wanted leader for the House Lord*, but they had the House Commons a leader ...
DIED LIKE A SOLDIER. I A later telegram from Hawarden news the t •ad event was speedily tent to Chester
... and in other churches eulogistic references were ' made. After the death the rectory. Dr. Mrs. Benson to Hawnrden Castle. Speaking the Primates end, Mr. Gladstoue J remarked in a firm manner, He died like a soldier. • , ...
THE WORK OF THE SHIPPING FEDERATION
... THE WORK OF THE SHIPPING FEDERATION. Mr. Laws, manager of the Shipping Federation, speaking at shipowners' dinner Newcastle, last night, said the loss of life at sea was diminishing in direct proportion to the increase of tonnage. The Shipbuilding Federation ...