... large and al pohtical b have shown what was e and self-restaint We on oor part, have not porin any effort in our power to Speaking for myself, MIN THE HOPE THAT on ROVERSY MAY BRE eETTLED, settled hy an agreement dion ples uity, and hon- iche 18) They ...

... The down day mail left Kingsondge 41 utes late this morning. yy morning. HOUSE OF COMMONG—Friday. The Speake: r took the et noon. COST OF MILITARY. The Marquis of TULLI BARDINE asked the Financial Secretary to the War Office whether moving and i troops ...

... to think tbrt bseause the land was pur- ational spirit people ought ought be Slowed. die All the old peaple ot were able to.speak I but he was they did not always speck to the chidren in that This was a great that made a man feel could ¢ eo mach ashamed ...

... decrease, whilst the same effect would be produced if a aettlc- ment of the 1 trouble were arrived at. 1. to-night. Mr Joseph Speaking at Newcast the Northumberland English President of Miners’ Association. said if a strike took place. be in darkness in @ ...

... demonstration on vests of the part of the Presbyterians since the pre SPEECH BY MR ROBERTSON. Newcastle, Monday Night Mr J. M.P. speaking at Willing: tun quay, to-night, charged the Opposition with em rking on a crusade against Home Rule which was not an honest ...

... behalf of the men Mr John Wiilams, M.P. for the Gower Division of Swansea, this ‘morning. while the Conference was sitting. speaking to a Press Assoc:ation representative. eaid he did net think to-dav's conference could possibly last lang or that 1 would ...

... Welsh o- the Boers, are not devend of a proper sense of natonal honour end self i} What 1 it then thet you can do” w you cen speak Insh to Ube children at home if vou know it you can jor our branches and the League ar so thas when the @me comes we can help ...

... part by ing in the work, and helping to buila grea’ glorious future for our . va Seely member of the Cabinet), re- cently speaking at Newr:. said, “He believed the day was coming when Irahmen of ali an: creeds would unite together and make Home Rule the ...

... to know that at a very early date it will be m he privilege to introduce a matter into the House of Com- dealing with t! Speaking of the Manchester bye election, Mr. Asquith said that that had been as a notable defeat. Many lessons mught be drawn from ...

... bs int of his firm his graff fay an ect «of adoration. The great Lp: the doctor with an unmistakable love Doetar Storm net speak when he ram Ja nes nw’ bed waa s day of to the little came to it and to fall under its ames there was a gentlee ot him, @ theill ...

... whole coun! Mr O’Gorman—No. Chairman (addressing Mr Daly) said he would be obli if he k R I only smiled Mr J Daly—I did not speak. Chairman—I Object simply 12 = Mr J. BR. Daly—I al is offensive (laughter), @ ...

... and she sad And I suppose you felt so strongly thet you left the barrack and went Had you a chat with Mre that day No, was speaking to her. Had you a with your Mre. t the stealing of timber !— Yes. further cross-examination the witness sad Mr. Jones came ...