... -2r. Faber, in tb-ankink the electors, said that Y70nik had recognised that the country ir in danger. and? lied known how to speak the voice oh encourag;erent to the Goverfnient.-wfrt. M nurra said his opinions had been riiisrepresentted up and dolb- t80 ...

... Staffordshire waslheld in the Townn Hall, Burton, on Saturday even- ing, when the Right Hen. Lords James of Hereford E attended to speak upon the political situation.- Lord t Burton presided, and was supoprted by Major Rat- clitfe, Unionist candidate for the Burton ...

... bad been made for an overdraft. Morris Hinks.-Crnnje surrendered on the anni- versari of Majubr. P. W.-It is right to speak of a judge of the High Court as Mr. Justice-. J. V. YP.-We have not the inflormation asked for; but what you say is probable ...

... the deepest interests of the whole body of our fellow Churchmen when such loyalty is at stake we have no course open but to speak as we believe, with every respect, as we trust, towards those who are set over us in the Lord. In reply, the Archbishop of ...

... in mr-otion. There is, however, no indication of a dissolution just yeat; but we are prepasred for it whenever it comes. Speak-ing -t a -luncheon yesterday, in connection with. Bakoeiell Aricultural Show, Mr. Victor Cavendish v.P., eaidche had no information ...

... detective who, hadt been ordered to make the prisoner speak remained w-bith bins in his cell last evening. The dletective's questions were received by the prisoner with sarcastic remarks. Speaking still with a strong Southern accent, he said: ' I vil ...

... meeting of Parha- ment, he will not be able to fulfil his engagements to speak at Forfar on January 30 and -at Bervis on Januar3 31. it has since been arranged that Mr. Mlorley shall speak at Forfar on January 24. No. 41, Belgrave Square, late she residence ...

... Burt, 2 missionary from China, in the course of an address, remarked that there was a special responsibility at this time in speaking upon the nmissions in that country. After the terrible events they had witnessed -Chinese missionaries would walk softly ...

... as a cleric but as a laymnan. Since Lord. Stratford's chaplaincy three clergymen have held''thie post of Chaplain to the Speak-er-the late Rev. NV'. H. White, Dean. Farrar, and the Rev. C:anon Wlilberforos. Cardinal Vaughan is reported to be well except ...

... findr him- e! i rcenltlt swith the Democrat-s, who belie-e in pa-1n , cl the National Debt as rapidly :ts M Bryan wvent on to speak at sione IrC grh, h1-t adlded nothinrr to his previous declare- tions of r allav. ...

... referred to me as the representstivu for Birning- e ham and said very truly that speaking as I do now on a private bill in whiehr my constituents sre strongly interested I speak simply as themereberfor Birmhinghami, and as not in any way committing the Governmeat ...

... to all governing bodies who had the real' interest of the workers at heart. (Apolause.) No class .as capable of properly speaking for another, or answering for another. This-was not a, rseate view of human relatonsi- but it was-no use eonfusing one's ...