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... SPEAKING. la Houm of Lords, to-day, the appeal of the Assets Company against the trustee* and shareholder* the City Glasgow Bank, who were alleged to have concealed assets before obtaining their discharge, failed. The Lord Chancellor, Lords James, and ...

... Speaking for Wimeelf but the presence of so many people, the kind espressious he had heand, and the cordial feelings expressed in the address distinetly proved that his opinion was not that of Westhoughton as a whole. (Applanse.) The provision of the ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK. i It is anderstood, eays the Press Association, 'in a message sent out late on Wednesday night, that the Goverrment intend to proceed with lthcir plan for a 1 immediate dissolution, and that ‘Mr. Asquith’'s engagement at the National ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING The plain speaking between Hr. Chamberlain and the Boers which characterised his re- ception in Pretoria should provo good effect in clearing the air. Both parties have their grievances, and is well that they should openly mentioned and ...

... SPEAKING IRON Recent experiments in Germany have hrought to light a new and very sumple arrangement by -hir’- sonnds transmitted by telephone are repracuced loudly enough to he heard in all parts of a hall. Tt ie practicailr the ordinary telephone jo ...

... THE POPE SPEAKS. mtoolmtion tho From Separation taw. An Atrooiou# War/* Heeler's correspondent in Rome telegraphs the text of the Papal Encyclical addressed the Archbishops and Bishops of France the sublect of the Roman Catholic Church France, t contains ...

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... Plain Speaking by Bishop Thornton. Bishop ’Thornton, .icnf Blackburn, open, missionary exhibition at Blackburn, on Wednesday, referred to the dispute. There had, h© said, been difficulties in holding the exhibition. they were lahooring under the terrible ...

... SPEAKING TROM EXPERIENCY. His bead was in his bands, and his hands were shaking with emotion. SR “ Arrah. vere lookin® very sad!” exclaimed Patrick (’Holiban, coming wp and laving s hand upon his friend’s shoulder. “Oi feel gad!” responded Denis O'Denis ...

... THEY WERE “NOT SPEAKING TERMS. James Jackron, Edge Fold Quarries. Plodder* lane, was also summoned. The usual observations were taken, and it was stated that Councillor S. Hough had complained of the nuisance. Defendant said that up to a short time ago ...