... like: of any we in with their Majest definitely , it is certain that’ cbere will ‘in the coremoniale ‘bot at” Ports instance Speaking at the National Liberal Club, don, to-night, james Rowlands, M.P.. said the Duke of File’s illness was by experience eympathy ...

... hed the honour of speaking to Lady Aberdeen, and he rather dis coura;ed the thing He ssid how very diffcalt it wae. and that he didn’t see how it could be carried out. Tadv Aberdeen, was, it out, and there however, reckon was speaking rather di ingly to ...

... concerning Catho. years, and the present volame contains li- interests in Ei land, Wales and Scotlard. The list of English-speaking Confessors abroad has heen exte and corrected: there is efrle for visits fuller list of Asylums,.with the Missions respon- ...

... consisted in looking aiter the axles oi the carriages. engines, ete. and oiling them About 3.15 pm on Saturday he had been speaking to one of the overseers Mr Mel- orey, previously that a« the would not go % dav was so inclement he but as tar as can be ...

... Commons with regard to the ques tion of the resumption of work at the of next week beginning Tt was of course difficul, to speak with any ! What he would he pared t say was that the han, nz up of Bil! for an- other werk endanger the resumption of work ...

... the time shoald come when the money now nt on armaments coald be spent on some Turning to home affairs, he had no desire to speak on the qoues- thing more usefal (cheers). tion of Welsh nor hed jurstions to the any wish to put a great many Prime Minister ...

... Westminster to-night to The ventral News says few of the deleg tend the Miners’ Federation meeting to- row were inclined to speak of the poasabil of that gatherin, ‘To-night. however, the | sion seemed wo t @ little reheved, in view what appears to be a ...

... men vide material for = vast amount ofgrum-jpably be fought out pretty completely at death of a respectable farmer jtreme, Speaking of the to employment in a very desirable branch bling from the ordinary civilians espiring | question time. Kirwas, living ...

... street on the same problem, On the question of the resumption of work the miners’ leaders were both unwill- ing and unable to speak with certainty. It was admitted, however, that many of the men ar most anxious to get bark. but two South Wales leaders were ...

... not think would be very went durmg the season which had just upened (laughter and Opposition cheers) The disadvantage uf speaking on the Address was that there were no |imits to the on which one could He desired, to be brief, and t refore would confine ...

... expzession of regret. \ir Phair jor many. many 3 years. all knew Inle' he had never known a more admirab! charac: sted! ter, ard, speaking for the officials,, he should | Mr Phair was an ! \ say that ihe late frend to them, a'ways courteous and friend! OF. The ...

... am entitled tuents in, a district? Why. then, | am I to d¢ prevented fram holding it here in- of there? Is it illegal? my speaking in this room . while if : _s spoke in it County Inspector-- is a question for Gov ‘Alderman Condon—I should like very mach ...