... the Leeds an~d Cony Lib~eral Club, when, as anfoune on Satuarday, he wili speak. The date has been provisionly fixed by vi- Glastne wh~o, followig Mr. Asqi;:, is e..pe-cA to speak on the pitionl ^and rospets o the Liberal party. The Conservatives for the ...

... LBronson Ho-o ward, in conclusion) that when the other parts of a play are filled by men and women wvho speak (should not this be seem to speak?] correctly, naturally, and with trained voices, moving gracefully and appropriately, the public will tolerate ...

... Chief Secretary for Ireland stated that he had no objection to the application to the Irish-speaking districts of the rules which applied to the Welsh-speaking districts of Wales. HOUSE OF LORDS. On the Lord Cbaucellcr taking his seot at t 15 The Rev, ...

... Dorothea of Celle, the unhappy consort of George L. of England, and her equally unfortunate lover, Count Philip N.6nigsmark. Speaking of the Princess the author says :- The story of her romantic life has been shrouded in mystery, and she has been even more ...

... President McKinlev. The platform. of the Indiana, Repablican Convention also endorses the polic of the President. Mr. Bry. speaking at a ~eeting at Wicbiat4>, KE~ansas, declared hai 'h would ?? drop the silver question until the little coterie of En3glishL ...

... of the greatest events of the opening yeazs of the new cen tury. ProKn -eding to describe Siberia, he stjes that, broadly speaking, under the name of S~ibcria is -osnallv inc-luded all the territories of Rusna ho-oad t~he UraBs, all Asiatic Itu.ia, except ...

... GRATITUDE COMPELS A BRISTOL WOMAN TO SPEAK OUT. Bristol people do not as a rule make statements like the following and allow them to be published In i the Bristol papers without good reason. Mrs Emily Beak, of 1, Tower Street, Bristol, is no exception ...

... obvious, It is the intention of thle Germans to capture the chief English-speaking markets and they -will do it. What are wa'in the nmeantimte doing Y Why, our children cannot speak and write their own laguage, much less that of another country.. It, is ...

... hbe 'Cop of the (lorning. THE WICKEDNESS OF THE SUBURBS. Canon Gore, speaking at Surbiton last night, said a prolonged experience had led him to have a poor opinion of the suburbs of London. He found it was possible to appear extremely respectable in ...

... were in a most satisfactory condition. Thu company had made donations for local objects namounting to a total of £13,366. Speaking of the Chartered Company's transactions ! iwith the. De Beers Company, Mr Rhodes said that 1 the shareholders of the latter ...

... t1at i these constituted the main position of the Boers, of which he speaks. Furthera-rwe, ftem ehis speaking of scattering the 'nemy in all directions, and from his speaking of a ccn- side-able number of them on and Huner 1bu- wanra Mountain, it ...

... I do not know in what sense A. J. B. emplovs the word. But I do know that in the sense wherein Dr. Leyds speaks of foreigners, he is speaking of those foreign immigrants on behalf of whom we have been negotiating. Whether we were right or wrong in ...