... HIS MAJESTY SPEAKS NOT WORD (Through Reuter’s Agency and the Press Aandahon.) PEKIN. Wednesday The foreign Ministers to-day attained the goal which fm* been the subject negotiations since the inter between China and the Powers were received as ropreeontatrvca ...

... THE PROFESSOR AND THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Professor W. B. Bottomlev, Kmg’a College, London, speaking at ; Wesleyan bazaar at Morecambe on New Year’s Day, referred to the influence of Sunday school a man’s life. Huxley, be said, was the first Gilchrist lecturer ...

... MR. PERKS AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. Speaking at Market Rasen, Mr. Perks, M.P., said the important questions for the Liberal party were whether the policy formulated hy Lord woukl be the Liberal party in the House of Commons. and whether such would he followed ...

... A Lapy writes :— “Humanly speaking, ‘ Benger's Food’ entirely saved baby’s life. I had tried four well-known Soods, but ke could digest nothing, until we began the ‘Benger! He is now rosy and and. fattening rapidly.” Benger s ...

... case to speak English. tho Getendant, a Pole, could speak Volish, and Hebrew, but the a Russian, could only talk inJhig native Lhe services of two ladies WhO act a5 tators of Yiddish were called into requisition, but although one of them cous speak Volish ...

... ell them. mittees ide & Atr. We a (' ad the) was rrapied park ” Ue No X ot on that subject. effort ta speak, ard POs? io jeave ot obtain a hearing speak vo the ervation however, voices, and thowzh imself heard above sful, his opponents onsaguence 0 f their ...

... to address his constituents at the Public Hall of the West Islington Baths, on January 22nd,and that Mr. Uoyd-George was to speak there on the same occasion. The Town Cferk, however, has now written the secretary of the Liberal Association stating that ...

... FAREW PLAIN SPEAKING FROM THE PULPIT 4 REMARKABLE SERMO. ...

... LORD STANLEY. Lord Stanley, M.P., Under-Secretary War, speaking Bolton, Thursday, said he was in favour of the continuation the war, whatever might cost in men or money, until a situation was reached which would satisfactory to this country, and would ...

... EMULATE THE NONCONFORMISTS. Speaking on Wednesday at the annual meeting d the LiTerpool Diocesan Church Aid Society, toe deplored the fact that, the good which the society was doing and the possibilities whla lay before it, the income fell short of e ...

... 22nd, 1799. She is stiH hale and hearty, and enjoys life quietly, she has always done. Her memory remains good, and she often speaks events which took place in the early part of last century. ...

... Mr. ChamberUa has already pointed out bow difficult it would be enter into negotiations for peace. Mr. Kruger m longer can speak wholly and commandingly for th« Boer forces in the field; his word would not necessarily be their law. To negotiate with the ...