... TOO FRIGHTENED TO SPEAK. ALIBI PROVED A THEFT CHARGE. Before the Burnley magistrates, yesterday. Catherine Walab. operative, was charged with stealing a quantity wearing apparel, value 4s. and 12s money, the properly of Emma Wilkinson. The prosecutrix ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING MR. A. At a coudcO meeting the Binning bam Chamber Commerce, Wodne*dar. resolution was moved the* chairman (Mr. F. B. Goodman) peouesting Mr. E. Parke*. M-P.. delegate of the council the Congress Chambers the Empire, to give hi« friendly ...

... DID BALAAM'S ASS SPEAK. MINISTER TUB BIBLE tlw Cay Temple, the Rev. R. J. Campbell Deferred to the interest which has been aroused the Dean Westminster’* outspoken remarks die subject of Balaam’s ass. There were good many people, said Mr. Campbell, who ...

... ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING MR. STEAD’S OPINIONS AND ...

... IN SEASON TO SPEAK OF SEASONABLE LINES. GENT’S SOLID SILVER POCKETBOOKS (interchangeable), with Three Extra Books, complete—ls/-. LADIES’ SILVER - MOUNTED HAIPUf and RING STAND, Combination, with Scotch Thistle and Stone Top—7/6. Combined PRATER and HYMN ...

... SIR T. UPTON SPEAKS. Sir Thos. Lipton, who left Greenock yesterday for a cruise m the Western Islands, has not yet made up his mind to entering another contest for the America Cup. He willing to stand aside to anyone who would issue a challenge, air Thomas ...

... Joy of Speaking (he Sum Language. It waa in the Junk Bummer evening in August, I was walking and in eitenoo through the ground* tho Royal Park in Brueseia; twitight orocping o»et the shaven l&wne and on flower beda and drooping fcfranohoe the person coming ...

... Did Not Speak Before Pulling Cord M hen the train had been on its journey about half-an-hour and had just got outside OrcGton defendant jumped and without saying a word any the other passengers pulled the com muni cation cord. When, however, .the guard ...

... THE TARIFF PROBLEM MS. CARNEGIE SPEAKS FOR AMERICA. Mr. Arthur Carnegie* has addressed a long letter to the Times.” in which expound* the probabio attitude of the American people the event tbe adoption of preferential laritfs within Empire which would ...

... Did Not Speak Before PolUag Cord When the train had been on its journey about half-aii-hour and had iust got outside Croston defendant jumped up aud. without saying a word any the other passengers pulled the communication cord. When, however, the guard ...

... would speak his work a jThere were few citizens who did their duty as Mr. Clarke did his. Misa Smith, speaking as seniot member the ladies, associated herself with aU that had been said. Mr. Clarke had always been very willing every occasion help any ...

... WOMAN M.P. TO SPEAK FOR SUFFRAGISTS. The Women’s Freedom League will begin its 1909 campaign with midnight votes for women meeting in Parliament-square on New Year’s Eve. On January 2 there will be domoiistration in Trafalgar-equare. Arrangements are ...