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... LORD NNOLSELEY'S PLAIN SPEAKING.| ?? . I .1 it 1__B a~ T HE era of saying pleasant things to troops under training has passed away, and Lord Wolpeley, after an inspection of the Aldershot Divi- sion on Thursday-he had witnessed a rearguard action on the ...
... I WILL BOBS SPEAK P Theintereeting question will arise as to whether fiorrl Roberts, on taking ovar tho position of Oommauder-in-Chief of the Army, will speak officially in the Houee sf Lords. Lord Wolseley never diti no. says the Sheffield Telegraph ...
... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK. I Lord Rosebety ha. consented to apeak at public meeting which is being called for next Friday week at Holborn Town Hall, to consider the coming borough elections. The meeting has been arranged by the London branch of tbe Christian ...
... they could teach pupils to e speak with a correct English accent she did not h know. There had been great squabbling over the y various methods by which the voice ought to be ) trained. Some people said that in order to speak d well everybody must be taught ...
... LONDON, THURISDAY, Joun I Speaking at the annual moetiug of the Na- tional Society yoesterdav, tihe Archbishop of I -z~rlrrcil;1 . Act- ?? . ?? Ir . Canterburv sait, the new Muc. tion Code was, on the whole, a great advance. The main principle underlying ...
... LOYDO.Y, WOND-AY, Septemrber 17.- Mr. Asquith, speaking at Ladyklank on Saturday, said that if half they heard was true rlr. ...
... a , . j Speaking last night at a meeting of the ! Arthur BaIfonr R1albitation of the Primrose I LeaLgne in Bridgeton, \lr Scott-Dickson, QOC., ALP', rcefrred to the assistance given by Iieembers of the leaxgue in the recent election. Speaking nf the change ...
... LONDON, MONPAY, Feb. 26. Speaking at the joint dinner of the mighty and Russeit Clubs at Oxford, on Saturday, Mr. I A - .. . .t.L - ?? - ?? Asquith made an earnest appeal for party unity. iho suggestion to set up a separate organization, because of d ...