... It is byword in the ranks that Sir H. Kiicliere-r could speak the “’bat” of every tribe in the Soudan, and bis rise to his present position is an example ~f what grit and genius can achieve. Many tho w ( ir,j stories of his disguises, of his penetrating ...

... Since the end,of tie-week General Booth ha» been speaking torn- Sootsand. not ao TOtrng as be once was. ntuniTs Hi>se long very well, and at present his health ex-, Roper for India to ...

... DOCTORS AND CHEMISTS. | INTEIIESriNU CORRESPONDENCE. SPEAK THE TRUTH, AND TAKE SALLY. Mr. Mcti'isti. AeasM, .am. Tout*. Own M..Tturr. S.ii Cusne L'p.' baa cured persona o! and Influenza Yorkshire save. Tonnes Cb-igft Mixture. -SallT Come L p cured ...

... no; the ladsea writs* bat do not speak one another, each claiming to h* greatest i» the island of Awrosioa; aad if stranger seen speaking Mrs. Jones, it for him remind Mr*- Smith that is an asquaintance, for speaking Mrs. Jones has committed unpardonable ...

... 000. There is a tribe Central Africa among whom speakers in public debates are required to stand on one leg while speaking, and to speak only as long as they can so stand. The greyhound seems to have been developed in level, treeless, and shrubless countries ...

... LORD CARRINGTON ON THE LEADERSHIP. t speaking at meeting of Liberals Southport, on Saturday, referred to the retirement of Lord Roeebery, and said although his lordship had retired voluntarily from the Leadership, he considered he must always remain the ...

... APPROACHING SETTLEMENT OF THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION. Speaking at a reception Edinburgh. last night, Lord Sei'borne. Under-Secretary for the Colonies, said that before Parliament re-assembled the Venezuela boundary question would settled. ...

... take- trouble study tastes and Justuses, and they send into districts. traveilera tursjjle to speak siiy language save their own. English the other hind, speaks several languages, and every way endowed with *,he best exercise an inttnonce over orders. It ...

... frequency in speaking. Pariia- ment is primarily a place where business is con- ducted, and only, secondarily a scene of forensic display. There are times when lengthy oratory is found useful for party purposes; but gener- ally speaking it is superfluous ...

... 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 ...

... TRAGEDY AT A COMPANY MEETING. CHAIRMAN DIES WHILST SPEAKING. seen** was witnessed yesterday afternoon in Room 74. Winchester House, where of the International Trustee Assets and Debenture Corporation was progress. The chairman. Mr. James Berry White, ...

... affairs the Liberal quarters not tUs-ruised. but efforts are being made to counterbalance the defc'-ts in the canvaat platform speaking. Mr. Keir Hardies -. .f-tiug last night St. Georges Hall, is regarded all sides as having been remarkable demonstration. ...