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... SPEAK UP AND SPEAK OUT. To Mr. Balfour, who, as the Prime Minister said at Leven, delivered himself of “a lot of banter, good-humored and interesting banter, about Home Rule and the House of Lords,” Mr. Churchill last niglit made a sufficiently serious ...
... SPEAKING DR. ...
... Speaking with the Shore. Mr. Marconi said he had tried no new experiments on the homeward journey of the Philadelpbia. Thev had opened communication with no liners carrying his apparatus, but they got into contact with the Cornwall station when 120 miles ...
... THE SPEAKE«SHIP- MR. GULLY WILL ANNOUNCE HIS RETIREMENT ON TUESDAY. As at present arranged, the Speaker, who arrived yesterday afternoon at Westminster from Seaford, will on Tuesday take the chair, and formally announce his resignation to the House of ...
... Speaks of the Future. On being interviewed Mr. Kensit, jun., said: *Now, by the sad fate that has overtaken my father, I shall take the lead, and I anticipate that the work will increase by leaps and bounds. I expect we shall double our staff immediately ...
... Speaks for itself. ...
... THE EXPERT SPEAKS, A few days ago we quoted the trihuto‘ of the “ Builder ”’ to Mr. Burns on the passing of his Housing and Town Planning Bill through the House of Commons. In the interval the wisdom of the Lords has been brought to bear upon it. After ...
... SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. JOHANNESBURG, 30 Oct. Business being still at the deep level of stagnation, with icide an epidemie, (\'xi‘ burgzlaries multirxh‘)}ng week by week, one | can only smile whén reading the attempts made by the local Press to justify ...
... THE CRIME OF SPEAKING. WIDNES FEARS THE ARREST OF ITe MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT. A good deal of indignation has been oocasioned at Widnes owing to the action of the polioe in regard to Mr. Seddon, M.P., mdxnnmberofmamba'ottho.n‘bpr party, who recently addressed ...
... The Dumb Speak. Amnesty—Mr. Goremikin paused to take a drink of water—amnesty will nef, of course, be granted. When, atter bowing stifly to the assembly, the Premier resumed his seat the silence was oppressive. It was the silence which precedes a great ...
... SPEAKING FIGURES. Yesterdsy Mr. Churchill gave the num-| ber of Chinese who had been rvpari:ted‘ from the Rand during 1907 as 19,010 He‘ was also able to repeat the statement he made at Manchester the other night that their places had been more than filled ...
... Speaks for itself. ...