... Mr Labouchere upoa speak- ing in his own name and that of the A Leader of the Opposition, Mr MacNeill Collapses. At that stage Mr Swift MacNeill, whose sense of hunmour was greatly tickled by the whole business, interposed. 1 Speaking only for myself, ...

... the second by a show, of hands. This was a time, he said, when it was every man's duty to speak out and speak plainly. The Prime Minister had no right to speak as he had just done. M. Waldeck-Rousseau, who had formerly led his followers in other political ...

... as simnple-mindod and good-natured men, and all speak English. They take things coclly, and intend to stav here at d:.y or two to see the sisrhts, particl r. as Mrs. Fischer-a bhoe- eyed lady who speaks tkrtnan-who accom- psnies her husband. is rather ...

... Hardwicke speakers said, is dead; but, as the Speaker declared, “fairly good” speaking is, perhaps, better than ever. No doubt the supplanting of brilliant by purely business-like speaking would in itself tend to make the House less picturesquely attractive, ...

... an artist hal felt it impo- sible to speak it, piblic; and I may add that I have yet to learnl that the poiition of an actress deprives her of all right to consideration as a woman, anl that she is compelled to spe~ak lines which she initinctively feels ...

... Prussian accent, also replied. .as did Mr. G. J. RAsKILon, who was the first to obtain the lpresident's dispensation to speak in his ?? to-, c. -It was quite a relief to return to mother English. and to hear the iamiliar story of the hopes which are ...

... to speak pub- s licly in Teesdale was his desire for a quiet holiday, and we quite felt the force of it, and are sure that Teesdale Libe- rals will be glad that Sir William is renewing his strength amongst us. We were delighted 'ta hear hinm speak in ...

... national feeling, which are unfortunately very often more patriotic than beautiful, the novelties of the season, generally speaking, are interesting and attractive. ...

... Be ready on the river, clothed i;l I go in state to Court, to meet t - ec. 'rhere surely I shall speak for Il: C' s.elf, eta, And ione of you can speak snel.' Asd therefore let our dumb ?? alone he ster d5 Go with me, he can steer and Will guide ue ...

... also congratulates itself upon its earlier assertion that the 7 per cent, charged on new policies was not enough. Roughly speaking, says our contemporary, there are 220,000 men in South Africa, of whom about 6,600 are officers. rf The official figures ...

... the London Missionary Society, to be la enabled to speak at Crook for the at British and Foreign Bible Society. It was a society that assisted all, missiton- ary societies, and therefore he could speak enthusiastically for it. Dr. Mac- R farlane dealt ...

... course, are always a help. late 1 never allaw ladies to speak onl Ily maloc 'pietformls, nor *o1 I ever asik them to deal icauvass. My ojpponent liad his sister- ,el acharnming young lady-speaking for rica 11ilni at every nissting; others also spaltre ...