... SiRl MICHAEL HICKrS BEklCH. S1R-In th e speech delivered by Sir Mlichael Hickcs Beach at Horfleld yesterday, I notice he speaks of the war in South Africa as being a just war and one which was inevitable. I have been much struck by similar expressions ...

... cannot have been followed quite correctly. For instance, a distinguished physican such as our author is, is hardly likely to speak of a pulse rate of 120 as extraordinary when the temperature of the patient was over 103. Tha author himself Is responsible ...

... ixa:. call; number of chilmr hunt were U;, really looked ae o ugh the vaeci- not look after tl V - less siflicient; intend to speak ; ivour of ?? felt that if they 1 ;un odicer he Eh.. well, Mr Yis.m.no) i ,ijiatud that he ?? people in his phlint (Mangotsield) ...

... consider moved on two winlgs, the present necessity and the special way in which they tihought it could be met. She intended speaking particilarly 1 on the school question. For years in both our wvork- 92 houses they had been living on the edge of a dilleul ...

... them muddle on (hear, hear). He bore testimony to the ability of NrC. E. Ho aliorSE, who met with a cordial recep- tion. Speaking of the fact that LIberalism was lying somewhat dormant in Bristol North, he said there was a cure, but it depended upon the ...

... great deal of attention in all quarters, and wre notice a disposition amnong those who have consistently opposed the war, to speak of the settlement as though the war had never happened. The Govern- ment said the other day that there could no longer exist ...

... out, the ship- owntrs manifested a wonderful suavity towards Mir Mfaurice Healy aud his brother Timn, who was prepared to speak for the remainder of the sittiug within the ruling of the chair. Thus it happened that Mir Healy'E amnendments, trimmed here ...

... view, as well as from all others, the corps will be well equipped. Colonel I McClellan, whose zeal, energy, and popularity speak well for the success of the venture, again said a few words to the newly enrolled members. First compl- menting the band, who ...

... who had spoken in support of the toast. It did not fall to the lot of many, cowrparatively speaking, to oommemorate the 50th year of thir birth. Afitr speaking of his early career at Priddy aid of his struggles in Bristol, Mr Romsiter said that after ...

... horses could do. They had the honour of a visit from Lord Kitchener, who at Arundel inspected both the camp and the men, speaking kind words of encouragement, expressing high appreciation of their excellent work, and complimenting them generally on their ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer will take an ?? of pelsuading the HoUse to make provision, ' The moncy rerjuired is, roughly speaking, a culiple of millions, a sum which Sir Michael can readily raise if lie only obeys the impulse ss hich comes to all weak ...

... complaints, and therefore will not speak; in the case of more hum!hla people in scme Lind of Covernment employ, perh.aps in connection with the Army Medical Department who have the same opinion, and therefore will no. speak; i in the case of civilians in ...