... NGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES MR. MO “PREDICTION OF THEIR FUTURE. (Revrsr’s Terecraw.] Friday. Mr. Morley delivered the principal eddress-on Power of Congress” at the Founders’ Day axercise at the-Carnegic Institute. He predicted’that befare the the-century ...

... REFUSED TO SPEAK OR WALK. REMARKABLE IMPOSTOB J Clerkenwell Sessions, - b Lawson. who was alleged to v M of Baron de Lussan, Baron rf. Baker, and Royland eighteen months' rlson m a t case against accused was mo was the principal of some » the condition ...

... BOTHA SPEAKS OUT. DENOUNCES GENERAL HKRTZOG AS REBEL AT HEART. CAPETOWN, Tuesday. In the House of Assembly yesterday General Smuts announced that a fortnights recruiting had been successful beyond the best electations. enabling the Union to dispatch the ...

... Nurse Stone Speaks Indigestion Cured, Strength Brought Back —A Message of Praise for Iron-Ox Tablets. The woman who suffers from indigestion, who knows the torments that nausea and pain after meals can cause, will read the letter from Nurse Stone, published ...

... CHANCELLOR TO SPEAK AT PRESTON. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has accepted an invitation to addiess a meeting Preston on July 26th, in connection with the War Loan campaign. ...

... SIR . BOND SPEAKS. OFFICE BLUNDERS. 0F COURTESY, SIJ SPICION IS BRED. LETTERS. **» the nd ' Prem ier Newfoundland. ° tlle West Indian Club V shed a i ° tel Ccci1 ' last \ t] le li^ht tne P « 1 ial Conference on the day stat ement on the wrongs of discussion ...

... CZAR SPEAKS TO PEASANTS. PROMISES AND REMINDER. [Reuters Telegrams.] St. Petersburg, Friday. The Czar yesterday received a deputation of peasants from the Government of Kursk and made long speech, which ho declared he would summon the Imperial Duma, and ...

... BISHOP KNOX speaks out representative COUNCIL? ft Ckpo anchest is going away after his address will be East IT'*,^^gbam,. Norfolk. The aiack on Friday and ends iQ his monthly letter in the Ban «azine his lordship fi t , about Constitution- N Church. ...

... SIR R.BOND SPEAKS COLONIAL OFFICE BLUNDERS. HOW SUSPICION IS BRED. SUPPRESSED LETTERS. Sir Robert Bond. Premier of Newfoundland who was the guest of the West Indian Club at a dinner at the Hotel Cecil London, Wednesday, shed a little more light on the ...

... C.-B. SPEAKS OUT THE RADICAL IS BEWILDERED. DISUNION DENIED. CONTENDS THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR DIFFERENCES. ADVICE TO THE PARTY. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman wae last night the guest the evening at house dinner the National Liberal Club. The demand for ...

... MR. CHESTERTON SPEAKS FOR BELGIOM. rip* SHALL WE LEAVE TO THE BUTCHER ' the Editor of the Manchester (fi Sir, —I hope you will grant sp* -j[ a few words about the Belgians f Belgium. The admirable effort National Committee for Relief are going long ...

... MR. BALFOUR TO SPEAK CARDIFF. A meeting tbe Executive Committee of the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations was held at the Hotel Metropole, London, yesterday. Sir Robert T. Hermoft Hodge, Eart., presided, and there were also ...