... LMI'MSTI.EIA Ct7Tt 01' APaPEAL. I am not going to say anything whatever on the exact point in dispute-I leave it to them to speak about that- a'nd I inm not at the present moment ona of the parties to the dispute-(laughter)-but I may express nmy regret ...

... TERRIBLE INCIDENT-A LUND- MARK IN HISTORY. IMIPORTANT SPEECH BY THE VICEROY REPTEWS TELEGRAM.) Simla, Friday. Lord Curzon, speaking in the Vineregal Council to-day, made a very lengthy and important speech on. the subject o fthe famine, which, ho said, ...

... icatiung -with subscribers to the Nat ion-,l system. A municipal telephone subscriber is Eluddersfield would nto be able to speak 'wit-h a Nasional subscriber in iluddersi old, Brighostse, Elland, Moleithaam, Holofirob,. or olsetehero in the Huddersfield ...

... tl a shart sord lo the oirt. TEE BEER SCARE. TO TED EDITOR OF 0 SUR DS HEEGUED. Sir,-Tlhe chairmani of a. firm of brewers, speaking at a dinner of the Manchester and DIstrict Victuallers' Association, stated recently that tlhe questiona of poisoned beer ...

... principally, in hope for thie future, that of the many her=fs that had been closed to him ?? speaking froln the pulpit sorme rfew right heed him when speaking froml the tomb.-Yours, &ie-., Harrogates. H. R..DECK. ZHE COMING ECLIPSE OF TRlE SUN. Lord Salisbury ...

... reared under the domestic conditions he describes have not a L chance of acquiring moral principles; that they are, so . to speak. foredoomed to a state of depravity. Howi the L romedy shall be applied he does'not venture to suggest, beyond urging that ...

... Derby at the last election had now been avenged by a great Liberal victory in the borough. Sir William Harcourt, on rising to speak, was greeted with enthusiastic cheers. He said the Chairman had re- ferred to the natural satisfaction felt that a place which ...

... attracted so great attention being No. 9-deals witll a visit to No. 3 General Hospital at Capetown, and, on the whole, it speaks in terms of praise, the only adverse criticism being directed to the red tape, which is alleged to hamper part of the work ...

... trained under British officers, while the natives have simple, old, flint-lock muskets. Obviously, therefore, it is absmud-to speak of the Governor- being in-desperate stpaits. ...

... knowledge and education of a practical kind, which was very valuable when the House was dealing with working-olass legislation. Speaking of the clauses of the Workmen's Compensation Act, Mr. Whittiker con- demned a ,-asure which comoensated a man for falling ...

... the whole of the compensation diffi- culty. (Hear, hear.) Prohibition was, of course, the way to grapple with the evil; but speaking in a Parlia- meatary sense, it seemed to him that the line of wsdom wias that the Legislature should impose sueL general ...

... and friendly under- standing betwveen Portugal and England. At a banquet at the Arsenal last night, the Prime Minister, speaking in the name of the Portuguese Govern- ment, said he desired to salute the great British nation in the person of its sovereign ...