... will held at Cambridge House tonight. Mr. Carlyon Bellairs, M.P., will speak th© Navy, and Mr. !S. lloffnung Goldsraid, prospective Conservative candidate for th© division, will speak support. Mr. John Hums opens his campaign in Battersea December 17. and ...

... GUARDIANS’ SCENE. Mr. F. Coll ins. tbe ex-chairman of the Lambeth Beard Guardians, meeting of the board held yeatoday. was to speak, but was rukd oat of order, whereupon he declared that be would address board, even if held up its meetings for the next three ...

... Beach, M.P., speak, Queen's Hall, 8.0. Mr. Asquith, M.P., speaks Barnstaple. Lord Alverstone distributes prizes and certificates the Birkbeck College, Lord Justice Cozens-Hardy presiding. 8.0. Sir Charles Turner and Archdeacon Barton-Farkcs speak on Foreign ...

... fallen off in parts, not by reason of immigration, such had been suggested, but because people who could speak Welsh ceased to and preferred speak English. ...

... gentleman, who. hearing them speaking Spaimh. handing one of them the water-bottle, spoke that language. The ■»ther exclaimed Ay out raro! (“Oh, bow • tr *nge- ). and then I could not reniat in What ia alto raro that we also can speak it. were all surprised ...

... LORD ROSEBERY ON INVASION, Lord Eoaeberv. speaking Edinburgh last night, said did not believe the likelihood of invasion by friendly nation, unprovoked by gross errors of our own. but, the otbqr Land, did not believe that could have stable policy, either ...

... VITALITY OF SEEDS. Mr. F. F. Blackman, speaking on Saturday the Royal Institution, “The Vitality of Seeds and Plante, said that there oouW not found m plants anything corresponding what was known death the animal world. In collections of seeds from the ...

... ONE SOMEWHAT ALOOF. I am not exaggerating. Tbe wealth on one side speaks lor itaell. The complexion of the House Lords speaks for itself, the complexion of journalism speaks for itself, and, as if that were not enough, have almost daily reports of some ...

... meeting the Curaon Hall in connection with Mr. Balfour's address Birmingham on September 22. The Leader of the Opposition will speak himself, and will be reinforced Mr. Bonar Law and Mr. F. B. Smith. It is quite premature to assume that Mr. Lloyd George will ...

... to speak there, for the organisers had told him that they had sure and certain information this effect. He did not there, however, to speak. west there help the men who had been keeping tho flag Conservatism flying Wales. He was not allowed speak, because ...

... Society, annual Sir T. Powell Buxton (President) in the Chair, 2, Prinoe’s-gate, 4.0; Sir H. H. Johnston and others will speak. Selboroe speaks at Bath; Mr. Bromley Davenport, M.P.. Huntingdon; Mr. Lawson Walton, K.C., M.P., Woking. Ulster Association, Cinderella ...

... SIR B. FINLAY AT NAIRN. Sir Robkit Finlay, M.P., the Attorney General, speaking Nairn last night said Mr. words on the taxation of food with view to preferential tariffs were words of wisdom. oosKdered they should treat this point and that of retaliation ...