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... LONDO-Y, THURSDA Y, August 16. Speaking yesterday at a Primrose Leag-ze rfte at Witley, Mr. Brodrick, M.P., alluding to affairs in China. exnrp.e, nimr - to affairs in China, expressed himself as happy tvo say all secticns of politicians had approved ...
... IINDJSPOSITLON OF SIR HE=R1 | CAMPBELBANNEBMAX' ~~ _DI,; 1JNBLE TO SPEAK AT,' NOTTINGHA.- On inqiing at Sir Henry empbef-Ban! nermani's house lst evening, a represeatativ. of 'The Daily News was informed thath If right bhn. gentleman was sugering from ...
... national comparisons, whilst he speaks of the 1 condition of agriculture throughout the world c generally. Mr. A. D. Hall, in this section, t] will discuss the future of beet sagar in England. Mr. Auberon Herbert speaks siso, whilst the n' Hon.W. P. Reeves ...
... as simnple-mindod and good-natured men, and all speak English. They take things coclly, and intend to stav here at d:.y or two to see the sisrhts, particl r. as Mrs. Fischer-a bhoe- eyed lady who speaks tkrtnan-who accom- psnies her husband. is rather ...
... the second by a show, of hands. This was a time, he said, when it was every man's duty to speak out and speak plainly. The Prime Minister had no right to speak as he had just done. M. Waldeck-Rousseau, who had formerly led his followers in other political ...
... results achieved after his departure from Cardiff by Sir William Lewis. He has nothing to sav against the Company, and he speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Bell. So far as he throws blame upon anyone, it is upon the members of the men's Executive Committee ...
... naval officer has been experimenting; but could not get beyond what the Chairman deacribed as the comparative failure of speaking across 25 miles, while the company is to provide instruments capable of co=.- municating at 90 miles. Even the Sandwich Islands ...
... not only n in Africa but also in China. The Sovereign's brief words were repeated by ti ; Captain Molesworth to te English-speaking non-commissioned officers of the Madras de- tachment, who in tua translated the speech to the men. The troops proceeded to ...
... atheistic and Romanist elements then booed, and the police interfered. Mr. Plowden: Many pe p le would like to see all public speaking stopped as liable to become I a very great nuisance. Persons are allowed at I present by law to make speeches in the paWks ...
... the Leeds an~d Cony Lib~eral Club, when, as anfoune on Satuarday, he wili speak. The date has been provisionly fixed by vi- Glastne wh~o, followig Mr. Asqi;:, is e..pe-cA to speak on the pitionl ^and rospets o the Liberal party. The Conservatives for the ...
... LBronson Ho-o ward, in conclusion) that when the other parts of a play are filled by men and women wvho speak (should not this be seem to speak?] correctly, naturally, and with trained voices, moving gracefully and appropriately, the public will tolerate ...