... SPEAKING CLOCKS. lu Switzerland (says French journal) they ham begun makuu: phonographic clocks and watches, wo..u, appears. leave anything heretofore accomplishes! far in the shade. merely preming th* button tho new time piece it pronounce* the hour ...

... SPEAKING orr. hare to thank .Sir Michael Hick'-Beach for his frankness. is usually considered one of the “safe” men the Cabinet; but now atm then ho makes outburst, and when does, it means good deal. Monday night ho said very plain thing indeed, and the ...

... WILLIAM SPEAKS. Where the Romans Failed. IIAYKNI'Ii tiaras^ marred lbo lotteq. • ' _ liagt:lnac no Maim@ of 1141 total Ralnebb Enttor• In itatrataat fell to 00401111. 4 a 104 on 1114 tk'idea, 14 40•114“ 10 lark of trrinaa af 'Aeon. saran/ 101 H to tip ...

... NOTIIING TO SPEAK OF. A clergyman was called upon to perform a marriage ceremony for a couple in middle life. “Have you ever Leen married before?” asked the clergyman of the bridegroom. “No, sir.” “llave youn ?” to the bride. S “ Well, yes, | have,” replied ...

... SPEAKING CLOCKS. In Switzerland they have commenced making phonographic clocks and watches which, it appears, leave .anything heretofore accomplished far in the shade, ily merely pressing the button of the new timepiece, it pronounces the hour distinctly ...

... SPEAKING PEOPLES. ! The twelfth NaraJ Armaal, Cnffen and Co.. Porumouth, was Saturday, and a* usual contains a mass of informal ion. Lord Brasses, the found or of the annual, rontnbutea instructive art.de on the position of the Bnuih Navy in i8?fl. This ...

... SPEAKING OF TOB TRAMWAYS, be said most of the rootss were paying very well, and :h. the financial statements oo:‘o lcm. they WUI]IIJ agreeably surprised, in spite of all that Councillor Wormald had to say against them, Alludicg o the Aldermanic bench ...

... KING HUMBERT SPEAKS, King Humbert on Wednesday opened the aeMion of the iUli&n Parliament. and h * Majeaty * ’vaa Terr f»>ouaably rereived. particuliriy the in which he held out the hope of clemency beinf extended tolhoae who had convu-ted taking part ...

... NOTHING TO SPEAK OP. A clergyman wee celled upon to perioral marriage ceremony lot couple In middle life Here you arar been married before I eaked Die clergymen of Ibu bridegroom. “Ho, air* Here you the bride. Well,yea, I liere,replied the bride ...

... COULD SCARCELY SPEAK. PITIFUL SPECTACLE Af POLICE COURT. j A woman. Rose Any 3l f face enveloped in bandage?. >■■> th.:» one eve could he perceived. *' Police-court, this and conduct. ('hw-f': As she could scarcely -peak. , . 1 stable Jones stated that ...

... WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF ??? (BY A LEEDS IRI-HMA* > If Ireland—tha* is Nationalist Ire l Wi I what remiss in taking part in 1h - Q uCt tl [ s Jubilee celebration, I lie cans-; was n o * if*/ j| For Erin has not prosper^ dudng *' Victoria the First, Queen ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING AT THE LAST MEETING. THE WORKERS IN THE HOUSE. THE ESTIMATES OF THE YEAR. VOTES OF THANKS. The last ordinary meeting of the three years' session of the above body was held in the Board Room on Monday. Mr E. C. Brooksbank, in his plies ...