... famous revival. In their thousands the public flocked to tbe Town Hall for the special services at which the General was to speak, until the spacious meeting- place was crowded in every corner. Morning, after- noon, and evening, in fact, saw many people ...

... to all governing bodies who had the real' interest of the workers at heart. (Apolause.) No class .as capable of properly speaking for another, or answering for another. This-was not a, rseate view of human relatonsi- but it was-no use eonfusing one's ...

... QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND. SPEECH BY 2HR. DILLON. Speaking at the '9S celetrations at Thurles, on Saturday, Mr. John Dillon, M.P., said they, the people of Ireland, were invited to be grateful because the monarch of another race had sought to adopt their ...

... treatment of the natives. t QUESSTION AIND ANSWER. so the Eorrnna of 5/sr DAILY PosT. Sir,-In your leading article of to-day you speak of tile u~reient debate in Parliament as wastin~g the time of r.t he Government,'so urgently wanted ior other matters, 3 adding ...

... and else- I where of the practice of inviting to public functions of al kinds, at which important public personages are to speak, the representatives only of one or more news agencies; and the practice of editors of news- paprs accepting and publishing ...

... with a bouad in the second year, when cow's milk enters lrgely in to their diet. lf it is not their staple article of food. Speaking of tubereulous meat the lecturer said that among thel malsdies indicated in the Jewish codc as rendering. an anitnal unclean ...

... Roberts to the Secretary of State for War. 'PPRETORA, July 19. -Methaen occupied Heck- poort to-day without any opposition to speak of.. Iani Hamilton and Mahon continued their march along the country to the north of, the Delagoa Bay Railway. Hunter is ...

... represnted. Count Cssini, the Rusian Ambassador, yesterday bade farewell to Mr. Hay priqr-to leaving for the raxis Exhibition. : .Speaking yesterday at the annal meeting held in Lonxdon- of .th~e North Cina Mission, he Rev. F. H. Spreun, whoD has recently revorned ...

... of Lincoln- shire, presided yesterday, at Kings Lynn, at the annual meetings of the Eastern Counties Liberal Federation. Speaking at a public luncheon. Mr. Perks said during the last few years he had expressed one or two opmbions which had not been congenial ...

... LORD SALISBURY ON MISSIONS. Speaking at the ' bicentenary meeting of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Pars, held yesterday afternoon at Exeter Hall-the Archbishop of Canterbury ?? Salisbury, in proposing a resolution expressing ...

... brought to a conclusion. The directors, through Mr. Dean, of Swindon, seemed to be playinlg with them. M~r. Bell went ont to speak of the manifesto iss~ed by Lord Claud Hamilton, the chairman of the Groat Eastern Railway Oonapan;an d strongly condemned the ...

... gravity and urgency in the sphere of social reforcu that the Liberal party was prepared and anxious to deal Mr. Asquith, speaking at Strathbinnes. near St, -Andrew yesterday, said that six years ago Mr. Chai- berlain declared that temperance reform wav-s ...