... by a shower of , orders to London firms for machinery to repair the | dauleged collieries. r3 Speech by Lord Tweedinouth. SpeakIng at a Liberal meeting at 13astbourne last night Lord Tweedmouth said that slece the present Government had beon in power the ...

... whether a Volunteer or a Regular Tommy, always appears, when on field duty, De more stupid than he really Is. The fact is-I speak ! rd here only of Volunteers, but their training is based on that of the Regulars-the private finds that he has to do so many ...

... most complex organisatlon, and the ramificatlons of their work were very con- siderable. The social status of their people, speaking generally, was materially enhanced. Without re- flecting upon the last generation It might justly be l said that the general ...

... favoured mortals might be able to attend the Royal garden party. No invitation was sent to this office, so we' are able to speak without prejudice. It was very foolish on Mr Balfour's part to want the House to adjourn ] for such a purpose. Why did not ...

... the lastnamedgentleman, who was welcomed after his long absence abroad by the Chairmnu, offered prayer, The CEAIRMAN, in speaking of the work of the society, said It was of a subsidiary character, but important. They wanted when real interest was aroused ...

... Agriculture, M, Natohovitch, was in Vienna A few days ago fincgnito, in connectioln with the affairs of his office, aind, speaking in his private capacity with a few of his Vienna friends, he made state. ments of much interest. In reference to the rnmours ...

... has a oonsidortbly higher calorilic power than simple water gas, but aflerds a flamne of much lower temperature. Broadly speaking simple gas coal has twice the efficienoy of simple water gas for most heating purposes, while In incan- c descent burners ...

... apparently captured. It does not appear to have been an ambuscade, as at Kroon Spruit, because Lord Roberts in his despatch speaks of twenty-one hours' fighting. Without fuller information we are of course unable to discuss what Lord Roberts without ex ...

... belonged to, putting their institution in the place of God, so that the controlling idea was not God but the churoh. He was not speaking of any particular church, but they had laboured and talked about the institution, and put it so much in the front place that ...

... family, Mlr J. C. CITL.IOnE, representing the legal profes- SioD, said he thought it wou]d not be out of place If he were to speak on their behalf and express the opinion that not only in that court but outside Mr Tribe's face would be missed, and his kindly ...

... country and establishing a united South Africa under the British flag. The reception accorded to Lord Roberts when he rose to speak was a magnificent ovation, the pent up feelings of the audience finding vent after many months of tension in cheers which rang ...

... there is wealth. - and idleness, particularly in great cities which have a cosmopolitan population, but it is not of that we speak. It is no new thing, as , memoirs of the last century show, but still it x, is to be regretted when society ladies le'hd z ...