... Winston Churchill, speaking at the I m- pire Theatre, Oldham. said that with regard to South Africa we should have no hesitation in adopting Sir A. Milner's maxim, Never again. In a letter to the Times, Col. Schield speaks in terms of high praise ...

... years of educa- h tion concerning cathedrals and their right uses. I Well, surely we have already gone through all t that. He speaks about a great flourish of r trumpets regarding a cathedral a few years ago, I and states that the whole affair proved ...

... SPEECH BY M&.J. R1M:OND. Last evening a demonstration of Gl&sgow Irish- men was hold i tha Grd Namal Hail, the chief r4 speakes being Mr. Joh Bldmmad. MLLP sad Mr. Jasper Tully, ILP. \ Mr. Redmond, who was geeted with chrs, took o the meuting s a proof ...

... across the road to hear Mr. Chamberlain speak, S: ;A old gentleman, laying down his pipe and yet you ask rie, lie v e; on, removing his glasses, to o);ne and hear a Mr. Brown, or a Mr. .sa or somebody or other speak at a rowdy election meeting Ile s. ...

... lause). The Rev. Probelodary Webb-Peploe, in the course of an earnest address, said it seemed to him that any nian called to speak at a Y.M.C.A. meeting maust feel that notwithstanding the familiarity of tihe expression and the way it had been ridden to ...

... thefr' ii- fellow-eetrntrvrnen to strengthen rand unpold the !t Br'itish Enoir-. lCheers.J M Mr. 'YN';DU1A-M who, on rising to speak, wns ?? reeeived. Said titS election was kI bei: g wa-nhed not only in England. but. by men o' i | r rao thronahiout the whole ...

... 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 ...

... Unions are legal institutions and their secretaries are as fully entitled to speak with authority for their members as the secretary or manager of a railway is'entitled to speak for the capitalists whom he represents. There are facts connected with both ...

... Chas. Phillips has made. that nativas wear a badge in Johannesburg, is not to be trusted in evidence, even ?? be purportst bt speak with personal knowledge at first band. ti If any one will refer to my letter in your paper. 1 it will be seen that I was ...

... 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 ...

... know my necktie's under one ear-I know it-but I can't help it now; its too late-everything's too late. Here I go. SPEAK, George Thompson! SPEAK, you fool ! (Aloud.) Mr. Tonstmaster-L-l-and Gen- lemen- -GaAcE S. RICHsOND. ...

... -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 ...