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... A CABINET SECRET REVEALED Speaking in Edinburgh last night, Mr. Asquith alluded to the persistence with which our l'niversities continue to be, as they have been in the past, the nurseries and training-grounds of public men. For the last 159 years, ...
... moment pretend that Mr. lialfour's .peeches can he regarded as satisfactory. lie has generously assumed the responsibility of speaking in defence of men whose mouths are closed, and we suspect that a good deal of truth lies behind the statement that he has ...
... Crimean war. That was the formation of an Administrative Reform Association, in which Dickens took a very active part, even speaking at some of the meetings ; and it had fur its motto tho , e lines of Shakespeare which prayed 0, that estates, degrees, and ...
... halls. Its tiret meeting will be held held on Saturday. SPEECH BY SIR WILFRID LAURIER. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Premier, speaking at Sherbrooke to-day, referred to the war in South Africa. In connexion with the part which Canada was taking in it, he declared ...
... advisers, and has not the smallest desire for either a change of Ministry or any sort of reconstruction. If we have felt bound to speak strongly of Mr. Balfour's attitude it is because, in common, we arc sure, with the whole Unionist Party, we desire above all ...
... hazarded, I have become acquainted with the author of that amazingly clever story in the Firefly series, which you were speaking doout the other day. Would you be;ievs: it, she is quite a girl, and, unlike moat girk, she is really clevcr. But Julia was ...
... the approach of the dread presence that she sprang apart and as ( throagh her still rising mist el to I was about to speak ant: crier an of cur strange po,ition, when Julia hare down on us and to: k all the wind out of my words. I sec I am intredlng ...
... hindrance which the Transvaal is to all missionary effort. There arc some returned missionaries here (Swiss), at this moment, who speak Witt shame of the abuse heaped on England. A member of one of the Societies of African Missions (whom I never saw) wrote me ...
... ela•',on agent intimating that. owing to the earl• meeting of Parliament, he will not be able to fulfil his engagement to speak at I. orfar on ,lanuary 30 and at Bervie on January 31. 2s. 6d. THE DAILY DINNER. Jan 13 2s 6d. COMEDY RESTAURANT. 28 PANTON-STREET ...
... will accompany the second Canadian contingent to South iNfriea to act as scouts. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian Premier, speaking yesterday, said England was powerful enough to light her own battles, but Canada had given the world a spectacle unparalleled ...
... Africa to consider, in the former he ought to be guided by his Ministers. When Natal has to speak it has a mouthpiece in its own Governor, but when the Cape speaks through the SCHREINER Government it is snubbed by the High Commissioner and has to insist ...
... must represent as a Constitutional Governor, the two posts have been combined in one. He speaks as High Commissioner in a different capacity from that in which he speaks as Governor, and with greater weight than as Governor, in questions with which both have ...