... 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 THElE IMPENDING DISSOLUTIO. I T bakewell Agricultural Show on Wednes- Aday, Mr. Victor Cavendish, without speaking on positive information, gave it as his opinion that. the present Parliament, is 'absolutely dead. 'Mr. Brodriek spoke in a similarsense ...

... I LORD SALISBURY ON THE GROWTH OF I IMPERLALISMI Lord Salisbury, speaking on Wednesday at the Primrose League meeting in the Albert Hall, said there was nothing so striking as the sudden change which had taken place during the latter half of the century ...

... menced. En route they had a rest at the Charles- town Hospital and then proceeded via Ladysunith to Darban. Trooper Osborne speaks in high terms of the treatment he received whilsf in hos- pital, commending alike for their care and avtenv tion to the sick ...

... the intention of the Court to return to the capitul forthwith, we may very: reasonably assume that Russia herself is really speaking. Of course, the return of the Chinese Court to* Pekin will by no means satisfy either Great Briltain oi any of those Powerswwho ...

... his diet. Please make what use you think best of this letter. Yours faithfully, (Signed) Mrs. Mackeretb. This statement speaks for itself. It forges one more link in the chain of proof that shows Dodd's Kidney Pills to be the only cure for all Kidney ...

... sooner he could not say, but the utmost interval was so short that their attention should be turned to the issues a't stake. Speaking next of South Africa, Lord George said he had no doubt of the result of the electoral contest when it came. They must win ...

... LORD CURZON AND THE INDIAN FAMNE. SPEECH IN THE VICEREGAL COUNCIL. Simla, Friday. L Lord Curzon, speaking in the Viceregal Council to-day, made a very lengthy and important speech Vi the subject of famine, which he said had en- 'grossed'the whole attention ...

... agreeable, but very disappointed. Everything went nn smoothly until June. 13;8, when they had a slight quarrel, and they did not speak ajpin ior three months. Defendant then returned, tbey made up the quar- rel, and he began tn be very affectionate. In May, ...

... day by day reeled out by a parent to his children had little effect on them; children were clever and saw through things. Speaking personally as a parent, however, he had become convinced that if lie always told his child what was true, always gave him ...

... been recently fined fcr breaking the peace of the Seventh Day, and inquired t.hy corporations were allow-d to go acot free. Speaking amid re;ea'.ed intenu. tions. the rsr. gentleman wa n:d the com- pany to pay attention to tbe appeal in time, or they might ...

... potentate to the war in which his power was ultimately broken ; but the character which he bears among his opponent is, generally speaking, a high one He_ ™ c tainly a more far-seeing and I*^™? statesman than his old political °PP° nen * P^ and it is exceedingly ...