... MR. JOHN REDMOND SPEAKS. Mr. John Redmond, Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary Party, addressing a Nationalist meeting at Manchester on Sunday, criticised the recent speech of Lord Salisbury, who, he said, had made it clear that it was not by conciliation ...

... Czarina, in their private intercourse, speak English and German, French and Italian bring but seldom spoken by their Majesties when alone. The Czarina did not learn Russian till after her betrothal, but, though as yt t speaks it very slowly, it is with a good ...

... MK. J. POWELL WILLIAMS. Mr. Powell Williams, MP., Financial Secretary to the War speaking at Birmingham on Saturday night. dealt at length with receat criticisms on War administration and policy. I. reference to correspondence found at Pretoria, be hoped ...

... NEW ARMY RATION. German military correspondents speak very highly of a new ration which has been tried during the recent iminteuvresof the Austrian troops in Galicia. Various forms of nutriment sere tried, but the one whirh sained toast favour was a so-called ...

... SEPTEMBER POLITICAL SPEECIIES. CHE HOME dECRrfARY. The Home Secretary, speaking on Saturday at • Caionist demonstration is Blagdon-park. Northumberland, said the great majority of the people of this country had recognised from the beginning that the is ...

... private car, fitted up at a cost three Oleep. jos cars, compartment calm a Wig, stook* oar, and baggage car. Practically speaking, it is an hotel ca wheels. For it is the favoonts practice of American millionaires to give train parties, when a numbss ...

... MR. 00IIRTNEY AND SIR EDWARD CLARICK ----- Mr. Courtney, LP., speaking at Birmingbani on istarday, declared that the war was not justiled, ind that die negotiatioas wAli the Gownmeat failed through the Goaded of the Colonial Alm drat possible moans should ...

... Christian, as the p.m!. out, has teen, and is. most active in connecon with movement and other work. I.4.ird elinfreshury, when speaking tedonst cruelty to animals. said he hoped his moth, iier would never 04* a doclry without thinking itf 1i..,.. In the sanie ...

... white on rimer front England to their own countries. I.itrtt Raglan, on behalf of the present, and the Nluniii,e of Lanadowee speaking for the late, ad .. .. ustratson of the War Office. sea& swiie erptansituna. and defended the treatment efitended to sodirre ...

... An order was made out for the others, at not for Biped°, whom the Public Prosecutor wished to detain in custody. But Maitre Speak, Bipido's counsel, having told his client he was free, the gendarme released him. The Court was sad much disturbed on hewing ...

... MR. AUSTEN 111AMBERL/IN ON TRH WAR. Mr. Austen Chasnbsrlisin, in speaking at en Saturday 'aught, throughout the was the country had been worthy of the soldiers at the front. The people had borne ill-sumo@ with fortitude, and be wee certain that, ss they ...

... GENERAL ELECTION. Mr. W. L Jackson, M.P., speaking on Saturday at a Conservative demonstration at Kirkstall, said that whether the general election came soon or possibly later, the question which ought to deteruiine it was what was best in the interest ...