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... Generally speaking, season tickets have dur ing the past eight or ten days bean eelling at the rate of 1000 a day. This recalls the ar cumetance that during the week previous to the opening of the 1888 Exhibition no fewer than 20,000 scason tickets were ...
... Interesting Letter from a Nurse. Speaking from the standpoint cf an experienced Nurse and also as a Mother. C 4 re. YP a “ ...
... sured against the imposition of an export duty CONSERVATIVE CRITICISMS. Speaking at Chatham yesterday, Sir Horatio Davies, M.P., said be agreed with the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer that the war should be paid for, but he differed from him as to the ...
... THE CLOSURE. A SLIGHT UP. Mr H. E. Duke rose to speak, when BALPOUR moved that the question be now pat, at which there wae a noise from the -CHAIRMAN proceeded to put the he cleared. motion for closure, and ordered the House to Mr WILLIAM REDMOND, sitting ...
... OLUNTEER OF -- War faery Mackinnon has published a record of ine farmences of the City Imperial in which he speaks of the iach of drepiayed by the men in charging and mara: ing the magazine of the lew Metiort This, ot course, was in the cariy dav: ot ...
... RICANS New York. Jan. 18. Mr Cleveland, speaking here last night, denounced the war in the Philippines and in the Transveal. Other speakers expressed sympathy with the Boers. Az address was adopted felicitating Queen Wil. helmina on her marriage.— Reuter ...
... LACKS. Sir R. Buller’s Suggestions. General Sir Redvers Buller, in a memoran- dum published at Aldershot yesterday, says: — “Speaking generally, our ermy lacks initia- tive and independence of action on the part of cubordinate commanders, and independent ...
... refuse any congratulatory uiistion trom China so long as the brutal sacre of scores of British women and children, net to speak of other outrages, remains unex: jated ...
... CRANE NERYVEN Mr Carruthers, the delegate of the crane and enginemen, speaking at the meeting of the last night—Mr Trades Council M‘Lagan presiding—eaid that owing to the colliery enginemen’s 800 of their men hed been thrown idle, and if number would ...
... Liberal Association have again approached him with a view to his addressing a meeting in the Music Hall It is understood he will speak on the evening of May. ...
... ED INDI, Speech by the Viceroy. Caleutta, Feb. 6. Speaking before an enormous audience today, Lord Curzon, the Viceroy, proposing the erection of a memorial to Queen Victoria, alluded in eloquent terms to the love the late Queen hore towards India. His ...
... this matter, mid will reply to Ithie pease. at the same time mentionicg the name* of two or three 'metres who are kaolin Ito speak bulb Lnglish and French.-![mater. ...