... make receive the equivalent of the his own asrangements pegarding medica] SPEECH BY MR. ROBE SON Lewester. Wednesda; Mr. M Speaking at Lancoln, Secretary to the Board of Trade, to Hame Hale. He they were going to maintain not merely the unity of the Empire ...

... CC ot we sarry Pn U De Ti wen, Tam; oe ttends th business of the meeting was e of the various al com to recommend schemes Speaking of the neceemty of helping the oung tradesmen of the town to perfect them- elves in their callnz. Father James J. Ryan mohatic ...

... BLOUSE OF SPUN K. The very ve model sketched in oar illustration is carr ied out in the spun silk of which I have just been speaking, and 1s as smart @ as the heart of woman desire. The silk has a white ground which is patterned with a line of clear Saxe ...

... boasts with eenscious pride that he has never changed his is probably in that happy position, be- cause he has no mind worth speaking of to cheers). Before introducing the dis- and gentlemen speaker of the day, in conclusion, , let me urge that THE _WE_ DESIRE ...

... at them. The journal adds that Turkey hrmiy resolved not toa ept anv ting the sove tgnty in T hoend Cvrenaica ‘Ip enable ty speak of peace.’ the remarks. ca g the of should ibe in by re —lhvuter HUNGARIAN PREMIER'S CONDITION. Budapest Monde. Mr Grant Dof ...

... URBAN COUNCIL wore eee You were not ‘with him— ina I was, and as good a man a6 you. You are always interrupting me when I speak won't vandy waste the time of the Council. te ou alk aid in Mr Canty chairman for the ensuing year. “that did more a better ...

... John Russe |, speaking in the of Lords in 184 sa:d—-More than 50,000 families were in that year turned out of ther wretched dwel- lings, without We ity, w.thout refuge, and left to starve. we have made it the most de se made Ireland—I speak it the, All ...

... ADDRESS BY BIS (From ous Dublin, Thureday Night. Speaking at the annual distribution of prizce at Kilkenny Technical Schools to-night, Mos: Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop of Ross, in the course of very practical address, said there was a very large difference ...

... approved am. J. Mitchel Quin. Club, Glasgow, Jan January 9. LABOUR UNREST SPEECH MR. A. HENDERSON, M Mr. Arther Henderson, M.P., speaking at Crook to-night, said he did not want the work: era to cry, ‘Down tools,” eo freely which if nov used with care lessen ...

... advice to reaume they ted “What did \you fetch us out for; what is the use of hal SPEECH BY LORD ADVOCATE. . Friday dight. Speaking at Glasgow to-n ight Mr Ure, the Lord Advocate. sa ‘d the reason for the indus- tral waa very t they were the the national ...

... mode of conveyance and cart. They left for home about and when something over a mile outside the town one of the sons went to speak to a friend. The father told the other to wait for the former with the car end would walk on before them. The was agreed to ...

... be- came such a task master that he had to purchase it at the sacrifice of thea the movement had no further use for him. Speaking at Rhymney Rail jwaymen's dinner at Cardiff on Saturday my ght. Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P. declared he would not hold office ...