... (speaking at the Banquet) dedicated it to its inhabitants and described them as generous people. What he called them I havs found them. (Applause). Thoss who, like myself, and like a very great man~—l mean DPresident Roosevelt(loud applause}-~those who ...

... = — - —_— 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 ...

... SPEAK= ON Some curiosity had been expromai as to the attitude of the Speaker when the rote of censure on ha eomiert in the Dillon incident is de:dated 'in Wednesday night,. I understand that the Speaker will mania in the chair, and this is genera/1y approved ...

... TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. A writer in the November number of The I Quiver gives an account of the wonderful work dose in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the classroom, be says, at the Clerkenwell school which is occupied by th. lowest class ...

... • RIIGELET WOMAN SPEAKS When an incident like the folios fog occurs here in Rug,ley, wad • Rugeley woman speaks out, it deserves the close attention of nor readers. Mrs. Mary Duffy, of 54, Queen Street, Ruggley, rays For year. I was a martyr to temble ...

... MRS. KENDALL SPEAKS. Mrs. Kendall. who, It will be remembered, opened :he Prince of Wake theatre, and who is touring iu the North, has opened her nand to the R ano . Nate Advertiser;' on comely performances. The whole eecret of suoceasful management ...

... • LIONITILD MAI SPEAKS When an incident like the following occurs here in Lichfield, and a Lichfield man speaks out, it serves the close attention of our readers. Mr Joseph Butcher lives .1 2, Flowers Row, Lichfield If. says —I: am 46 years of age and ...

... TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. A writer in the November number of The Quiver gives an account of the wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the classroom, he says, at the Clerkenwell school which is occupied by th. lowest class, and ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY ENGLAND. The I%AI, Mad natlerstaads that the I aitamiana with remte. t to the mem movement ' hal sari raatertall, h anged. hot the in./eye-I teams/inch lies.• been sent t.. Lois! Milner will soma show— pnosittly t.,-.lay- shether theltesee ...

... LORD ROSEBERY SPEAKS. WORD FOR THE LIBERAL LEAG BYE-ELECTION WARNINGS. At tbe Liberal League dinner Lord c6ebe presided, had on his right Mr. Barran. member for North Leeds, and Sir Henry his left. Mr. Asquith, Sir Edward Grey, «l | dane, Lord Brassey ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS AT BIRMINGHAM. SUPPORTS THE EDUCATION BILL. LORD ROSEBERY AND HOME RULE. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., Friday evening in the course of his presidential address to the Grand Committee of the Birmingham, Aston, and Liberal-Unionist ...

... A LICHFIELD MAN SPEAKS. When an incident like the followiog occurs here in Lichfield, and a Lichfield man speaks out, it de. serves the close attention of our readers. Mr. Joseph Butcher lives at 12, Flowers Row, Lichfield. He says :— I am 46 years of ...