... refuse any congratulatory uiistion trom China so long as the brutal sacre of scores of British women and children, net to speak of other outrages, remains unex: jated ...

... CRANE NERYVEN Mr Carruthers, the delegate of the crane and enginemen, speaking at the meeting of the last night—Mr Trades Council M‘Lagan presiding—eaid that owing to the colliery enginemen’s 800 of their men hed been thrown idle, and if number would ...

... mineral its hes paid for the minerals in question; but the Rev. D. ‘al » as minister of the he is en to a further benefit, be speaks of as £360, in respect to ‘rom the sale of the coal the advantages got ...

... Liberal Association have again approached him with a view to his addressing a meeting in the Music Hall It is understood he will speak on the evening of May. ...

... which must inevitably cause the party to speak with an uncertain sound. It will not do. The British voter is con- fused by uncertain sounds. He likes his politics personified. We must have one leader capable of speaking the mind of the whole party. We have ...

... ED INDI, Speech by the Viceroy. Caleutta, Feb. 6. Speaking before an enormous audience today, Lord Curzon, the Viceroy, proposing the erection of a memorial to Queen Victoria, alluded in eloquent terms to the love the late Queen hore towards India. His ...

... that we shoald differ most profoundly from these gentlemen if they were allowed to speak, but we shonld be very sorry indeed to deny them the right to hold a meeting or speak their minds, There are tew public rights to freeborn Britons cling more tenaciously ...

... loll tall, the over-slight form, the neck, delicate that speaks of physical indolence, and at the same time, the air of distinction, the soft, short-sighted. meditative eyes—all these thing: speak of the man of thought, not of action of the worn metaphysician ...

... Mr on the War. Mr Chamberlain, speaking at Rugby in sup- port of Mr Kunts’s candidature, said that many years ago, even before Majuba Conven- tion, the Boers in the Transvaal had aspira- tions that they might be able to turn the E: lish out of South Africa ...

... HAMILTON. kine ix Mixes.— Yesterday, tbs Blantyre Pol rted an accident to J - miner, Bertram Street. ‘ol cannot speak E lish, while at work in No. 2 Pit, Auchin- Coli A stone, weighing two tons, fell trom roof, and the narrow end pinned him to the Mewar ...

... THE KARL OF CRE E Speak at Darwen on Saturday, the Ear! of Crewe said it was not right to mislead Trish voters to helieve that Home Rule would be in- in next Parliament hy either party, for it would not have the slightest chance of hein carried. Home ...

... Dumfriesshire. Last night Mr Maxwell, the U mist candi- date, addressed tie meetings at Corrie. Tindergarth. and Kettleho! Speaking at Corrie, where Mr James Lindsay of Whit- cast!.s presided, Mr Maxwell said be was not ro lavish in his promises jae athe ...