... sense of bumour was greatly tiekled by the whole business interposed. Speaking only for myself he began, wlihmn he was pulled up by the Speaker. The hon. men ber has no right to speak for himself or anyone Else. There is no motion before the House. The ...

... statement should prove true the new line would be very beneficial. It is also pointed out that the works could, compara- tively speaking, be easily executed. The Turks have not overlooked bow rapidly the railway in the Soudan has been laid owing to the absence ...

... Samarkand, travelling from the lastnamed place to London by way of Eras'iovodsk, Bakl, Petrovsk, Kieff, and Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of the highest praise of the hospitality and cordiality I received at the bands of the Russian oflicers throughout ...

... t bury when he is indiscreet enough to speak. is But the great object at the present time is to ti clear the issue, and Mr John Morley, to whom ti all the stalwarts of the stop the war policy cc look up, speaks out very frankly that there is re nothing ...

... that the same might be said by the opposite party of their rivals with the same modicum of truth. Then A South African speaks thus of Dr Andrew Murray, the honoured leader of the opposing host, BHe has resolutely shut his mind to the British standpoint ...

... pastoral visitation and the religious oversight of the young followed, The Rev John S. Simon moved the Synod by his address, Speaking his own experience, he declared that the thought of the living Christ was a secret of gladness. Be thought that clear, unshaken ...

... action which will have material influence upon the fortunes of the Liberal party at the General Election. Sir Edward Grey, speaking at the Liberal agents' breakfast at Nottingham yesterday, said there were several things in the present situation that would ...

... Hicks Beach, if he is graciously permitted by his Tory critics to unfold another Budget, will once more be in a position to speak most pleasantly of the couintry's commercial status and out- look It is a usual sort of thing to say that a distulbed political ...

... dealing vith opponents of we have always found Sir Michael Hicks- of; Beach courteous, and we do not believe that M.i lhe would speak like this if he had a firm con- | thE viction in his own mind that the general Ccl election would be in October. But in his ...

... GRATITUDE COMPELS A BRISTOL WOMAN TO SPEAK OUT. Bristol people do not as a rule make statements like the following and allow them to be published In i the Bristol papers without good reason. Mrs Emily Beak, of 1, Tower Street, Bristol, is no exception ...

... were in a most satisfactory condition. Thu company had made donations for local objects namounting to a total of £13,366. Speaking of the Chartered Company's transactions ! iwith the. De Beers Company, Mr Rhodes said that 1 the shareholders of the latter ...

... Liverpool. When T. W. Russell got up and opposed the Bill, Jesse followed, and announcing with a grandiose air that he was speaking on behalf of the Government, went just in the opposite direction to his colleague, and supported the Bill. In ordinary cases ...