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... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK AT PLYMOUTH. At the annual meeting of tho Plymouth Liberal Association [act evening it was announced that a communication had been received, through Mr. Hudson Kearley, senior Member for Devonport. to the effect that Lord Rose be ...
... Speaking at the Sheffield and District Tress Club, on Saturday night, the First Lord of the Admiralty, in an admirably lucid and closely-reasoned speech, devoted himself to a consideration of criticisms which have been recently directed at his Department ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Interested to Know.—Not before the meeting you speak of. Asia (Rotherham). —It would be easy for you to consult some work on the country. We could not give you all the information you require. ENGLAND'S FOOD SUPPLY AND IMPERIAL ...
... When the Premier speaks, the nation does | well to listen. Has words are always words of; weight. Those which moved the vote thanks to the Forces were exception, few utterances will be found so much that true so trenchantly expressed. Several passages ...
... is time the public was treated a little plain-speaking over the frequently recurring At the inquest held Sheffield yesterday on the body a little girl, who was knocked down and killed by a m «tfltdiff« Road last Friday, an attempt was made to fix res ...
... It is announced from New York that Mr. Dillon, M.P., who was unable to speak the Chicago Manchester Martyrs meeting, owing to indisposition, is suffering from tho effects of overwork. HAIR PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED by using Rowland's Macassar Oil—For ...
... Lord Salisbury is a master the art of putting much in little. Speaking the Primrose League gathering yesterday, his survey of the political situation during the last seventeen years' was as suggestive as it was swift. The two great problems to which he ...
... EVENTS OF TO-DAY. Balfour at Manchester Qub. Mr. Chamberlain speaks at ■ the Birmingham JavwelYrs' and annual dinner. Masters Secondary Schools: Annual St. Paul's School, Hammersmith, 10.15. THE MUSEUM. The umber of visitors during week ending Ijaaaawday ...
... Mr. Chamberlain, speaking last on behalf of a Birmingham charity, had \' wise and discriminating words '^J, , charity generally. All who have to organisation of charitable funds know work is beset with rcry grave difhculti eS ; chief problem involved ...
... Mr. Asquith, speaking at the Eighty Club dinner last night, said that he felt inclined to toast His Majesty's Government. It would he quite a mistake to conclude from that, however, that Mr. Asquith had suddenly been convinced of the errors of Liberalism ...
... EVENTS OF TO-DAY. Installation cf the Prince Wales Chancellor the Welsh University, Bangor, 11.30. Duke Devonshire speaks at tbe Mansion House London, meeting support of funds for University London, 3. Commander-in-Chief Levee at the Horse Guards, 1_30 ...
... DON'T GIVE UP. ™fehT>crrrr speak? here—tells he was cured months ago, and r*i .*'•»> remaiiied well ever since— Says the illness has been driven KIDNEY DISEASE—ITS DANGER. - v ' —Kidney disease comes on quietly,— \ \ may have been the system for years ...