... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir Oliver contributes to the October number o! the •' Nineteenth Century one of eerie* of short article* the Education Bill. A* educationist who not politician accepts the suggestion that it may be worth while for him to state why he ...

... GENERALLY SPEAKING The value the railway depends, doubt, largely upon the tours© of trad©, but there is ».-o reason to anticipate unfavourable trails in th© year. far as one can judge at present foreign politics ar® running smoothly. only Houd upon th© ...

... BOTHA SPEAKS. The Boer Generals on Tuesday morning arrived at Rotterdam, where they were met by Dr. Loyds and Mr. VVolmarane. They afterwards proceeded to The Hague, and were heartily cheered on arrival. General Botha, in a short speech, said the cordial ...

... BOTHA SPEAKS. The Boer Generals on Tuesday morning arrived at Rotterdam, where they were met by Dr. Leyda and Mr. Wo!waren'. Th'ey afterwards proceeded to The Hague, and were heartily cheered on arrival. General Botha, in a short speech, said the cordial ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. In defending the Battersea housing scheme against the Municipal (?) Alliance critics, who wanted to put the work of house-building out to tender, our comrade Knee appears to have distinctly charged the Alliance members with being shams ...

... RASY—TO SPEAK. It ha« long been the popular iropresaion that the like the duaetm people thotoselvw. was rompound. and almost beyond the Western minds But it is a matter of interest kjiow what some i ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKING. A dishonest beggar finding himself reduced to his last penny, made up his mind that he would pretend to be dumb. He arrived at a town where he hat:. begged onoe or twice before. In one of the streets, a gentleman, who had given him ...

... THE PREMIER SPEAKS. Lord Salisbury has unfortunate habit of thinking aloud, and the result i 6 sometimes ludicrous, and sometimes lamentable. His Lordship was addressing the faithful at Primrose League demonstration yesterday, and some of the sentiments ...

... TO SPEAK AT LEICESTER. The Executive Committee of the National Liberal Federation has accepted the invitation of the Bristol Liberal Federation to hold the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the council of the Federation in the city of Bristol on 12, 13 ...

... THE MILKMAN SPEAKS.. Sir.—ln your to day'is edition one your reader* wishe* to know if o*n auggoet ft for (he no!»e takes place in o dairy neat hit domicile. The only mncdr for him remove, seeing that ho could do it for reasonable amount, and tnat certainly ...

... = — - —_— eek a ae that ee we powers Must THE DUKE TO SPEAK appeal or the . ee — address a meeting at Derby in suppor Bo Education Bill. The gathering will in evelt’s ehbility take place is the Drill ok Pea ...

... The Bachelor Speaks. WHEN I was a very little boy, I thought it moat absurd, When people said that children should Be seen and never heard. And even now I think 'twere well To change a single word Or two, and say that children should Be neither seen nor ...