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... SPEAKING. Primus. Port Pirie Falmouth, all well. May 22, 21 8., 24 WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. British barque Fryd. sxevionsiy reported ashore Barkly Island, is now afloat and will enter harbour to morrow.—Mauri tins. July 21. British steamer Lakania. which ...
... SPEAKING. Caithnoss-sbire, Tacoma to Cork, steering 8., April 21. 43 S.. 1.7 W. ...
... SPEAKING. Scottish HO Is. (jet Soanxl Port Piri«, 9, off (*U w®U). WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. British •toamer NithadaJo. provioaaly reported aitrouijd n-wf. Booth islaad. Arara arrived with boatswain and mnaofcrewof NiLhadaJe. who wer® pat aahoro. Island ...
... SPEAKING. Elmina (schooner yacht, of Portsmouth), from Ppithead, steering S.W.. spoken May 13. lat. 22 N. long. 28 W. all well. WRECKS. CASUALTIES. ETC. Chinese steamer Hesinyu and British steamer Huai have been in collision. Both vessels have put badlv ...
... THE OCTOPUS SPEAKS. The silence that has brooded over the habitations the British Electric Traction Co. is broken. Yesterday, surrounded by disinterested audience of shareholders assembled at the first annual convention of the Octopus, Mr, Garcke alluded ...
... 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 ...
... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK AT LEEDS. Mr. Grosvenor Talbot, Chairman of the Leeds Liberal Federation, speaking at the annual meeting last night, announced the receipt of telegram from Lord Rosebery stating that he was willing to come Leeds at the end the present ...
... CAPE PREMIER SPEAKS OUT. Sir Gordon Sprigg, Premier of the Cape, said regarded it a most happy circumstance that the time he came over here to fight the great fight he had undertaken, and which had since been won, that his brother Ministers in other parts ...
... THE MINISTER’S RULE ABOUT SPEAKING. The Rev. Charles Williams, late of Accrington, was to have been the chief speaker at a Baptist meeting at Cardiff on Thursday night, but the attention of the audience for the first t«o hours was held by other gentlemen ...
... MR. DILLON SPEAKS OUT. Several other letters enclosing subscriptions having been read, Mr Alfred Webb proposed resolution appealing to all Irishmen to subscribe promptly and generously to the fund uow inaugurated for the defence of those marked out for ...
... SIB B. SPEAKS OUT. Sir EDWARD GREY said the Chancellor of the Exchequer had his speech turned this amendment into a most important question, and they could not reserve their opinions upon the matter referred to by the Chancellor. It was all very well ...
... UNITED STATES PROBLEMS PRESIDENT AGAIN SPEAKS OUT PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23. Speaking at a meeting of the Union League Club, President Roosevelt said: The tremendous growth our institutions has brought to the front many problems with which must deal. The ...