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... LORD ROSEBERT TO SPEAK. Lied isrbery be. bb speak • rt.momma wb.sb I. Wog ••11.4 Is, , at Selby's Toss Kdl, so •••••hr taw 'wow The am Wei bre .melted by Lemle• bramb et tbe Chn•sy• Usual 'blob Canis b. & rob eb. , ,,•••. The &Asp al I& la. bays pt-.oral ...

... MAFEKING SPEAKS TO NEWPORT. A LETTER FROM B.P.'S TOWN CLERK. a Mr. J. I. Algie, formerly a resident in P Newport, who has for some time past been ri town-clerk of Mafeking, has written a h letter to Mr. _i. Longrstaff (chief Conser- vative agent for the ...

... LIBERAL LEADER SPEAKS. rSIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNER- y MAN AT DUNDEE, ?LORD ROSEBEIIY INVITED BACK TO LEAD. SIRt HENRY PREPARED TO STAND DOWN, g Sir Henry O-amlpbcll-flanaermasn raid a visit y, to Dundefe on 'llursdey to Open nlew Liberal eClubs-ooms, and ...

... DREYFUS AGAIN SPEAKS. Pari«, Thursday,—Events seem to justify the H pliticy of those who promised t revival of the Dreyfus aihit aft r the close of tho exhibition. The renewal of the Nationalist campaign, with it, lies and sKmder-?, at lAst gone so far ...

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... WILL MR. Sr(TO.N SPEAK? VPa nnlnrp fll ho nilr d-ar nf ?? Vest We spoke the other day of British igno. rance and luisconceptions of our Indian Empire. The same remark applies wvith IIsi. equal force to Canada. There is some powerful magnetism about the ...

... I WILL BOBS SPEAK P Theintereeting question will arise as to whether fiorrl Roberts, on taking ovar tho position of Oommauder-in-Chief of the Army, will speak officially in the Houee sf Lords. Lord Wolseley never diti no. says the Sheffield Telegraph ...

... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK. I Lord Rosebety ha. consented to apeak at public meeting which is being called for next Friday week at Holborn Town Hall, to consider the coming borough elections. The meeting has been arranged by the London branch of tbe Christian ...

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... Depart- ment with regard to Welsh districts. How CEVn it be contended that what is possible in Welsh speaking districts is impossible in Irish speaking districts ? All that is necessary to effect the desired reforms in the case of Ireland is the d:3- position ...

... Masyey, who had given his exp.mination in chief in English, asked, while being cross-examined by Mr Thompson, to be allowed to speak in Welsh through an interpreter. Mr Abraham Thomas By all means. Mr David Owen and Captain Thomas Davies said thsy thought ...