... AN ULVERSTON MAN SPEAKS. When an incident like the following occurs Isere in Ilverston, and an l'lverston man speaks for the welfare sit Ulverston people • the genuineness of the statement cannot le• doubted. It deserves close attention. It has the ring ...

... the coroner speaks out. inquest was held at the Town Hall this morning by the Borough Coroner (Mr. K. Taylor) relative to the death of Mary Longworth (24», fent sorter, wife of John Henry Longworth. Hennon-st., Halliwell, machine worker, who died at the ...

... C.-B. SPEAKS OUT THE RADICAL IS BEWILDERED. DISUNION DENIED. CONTENDS THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR DIFFERENCES. ADVICE TO THE PARTY. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman wae last night the guest the evening at house dinner the National Liberal Club. The demand for ...

... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK LIVERPOOL. It is officially anno-mced to-day that Lcrd Rosebery has been so impressed with the unity of the Liberal party Liverpool that he has decided visit the city shortly end address a public meeting. He has communicated the ...

... THE OLDEST BRITISH SUBJECT SPEAKS FIVE TONGUES. Mra. Margaret Anne Neve, the oentenarian, and the King's oldest subject, entered her 111th year on Sanday. Owing to the event falling on & Sanday Mrs. Neve's customary reoeption of friends and floral tributes ...

... Lady Speaks Out. Burns said there are things known only to ourselves which we would not think of communicating even to our most intimate friend. Although Burns was undoubtedly right, there are, nevertheless, occasions when it is our duty to speak out in ...

... SALISBURY’S MAYOR SPEAKS PLAINLY, At Salisbury PHty Sessions, to-day, the Mayor commented on report published a London daily paper that rioting had occurred in Salisbury on account of what was regarded as the lenient penalty in the Penruddocke case. He ...

... LADY SPEAKS OUT. Buarns said there are things known only to curselves which we wonld not think of communicating even to our most intimate friend. Alibough Buins was ucdoubtedly right, there are, ceverlbeless, occasicus when it is our duty to speak out ...

... •WEAVERS AFRAID TO SPEAK THEIR MINDS. 'What do the operatives themselves think about it? Have they begun to discuss the question seriously - Yes, these things are always under discussion, but weavers are at present afraid to speak their minds. It is ...

... Teaching tbe Dumb to Speak. A writer in the Quiver gives an account of the wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the clue-room, be says, at the Gerkenwell school which is occupied by the lowest class, and watch the very first steps ...

... SIR T. UPTON SPEAKS. Sir Thos. Lipton, who left Greenock yesterday for a cruise m the Western Islands, has not yet made up his mind to entering another contest for the America Cup. He willing to stand aside to anyone who would issue a challenge, air Thomas ...

... had bim mad at each other far fo' days, and neither wanted to speak I allowed that when be wanted help he'd yell oat, and he allowed that he'd see me up a tree befo' he'd be the fast to speak, and between me and Dan'l and the b'ar we made a widder woman ...