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... In speaking of the gloomy outlook for German finance, a contemporary also announces “the only apparent signs of a growing prosperity are observed in the electrical and kindred trades.” Growing prosperity the kindred trade seems rather unfortunate expression ...
... STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS. PADICAL PROSPECTS, Speaking at Newcastle this afternoon, the Earl of Aberdeen said the prospects before the Radical party •were such inspire them with confidence. Politics should be regarded from a higher standpoint than that of ...
... 'STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS. LORD CADOGAN AND IRELAND Lord Cadogan, speaking at Callord Hall. Suffolk, this afternoon, said that and Lady Cadogan would always remember the great generosity and overwhelming kindness of the Irish people during their seven years ...
... strictly speaking, a virtuoso, but his plavins has a delicacy and refinement which is admirably suited to Mozart’s music, and one could have wished for a better performance. The vocalist of the concert was Fraulein Tim! rose Behr, whose performances of ...
... but broadly speaking, it will still, believe, oe found to be a good general rule that Hewers ot a pure blue colour are deficient in scent. The colour itself seems to be sufficiently attractive to the bees without the flowers going, so to speak, to the extra ...
... IRISH LAJND PROBLEM. THE LORD-LIEUTENANT’S SCHEME. The Earl of Dudley, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, speaking last night at dinner by the Lord Mayor of Belfast, said it was absolutely necessary that things should be placed a better footing, and it was ...
... SIR JOHN GORST AND THE EDUCATION BILL. Sir John Gorst, speaking last night at the Constitutional Club, described as grotesquely opposite to the real facts of the case the allegations that the Government had sprung the Education Bill the country without ...
... MR. HAN BURY THE WAR AND AGRICULTURE. Mr, Hanbury, President o£ the Board A. i. culture, speaking at the annual dinner of th 4 Taunton Farmers’ Club on Saturday evening-, hia first public engagement since his prolonged indisposition—said, in respondint ...
... Speaking generaDj’, names. o! classic origin in much more frequent use France than county, is only' natural; and it is rnrhans due to the marked influence, which has been often by French Words and phrases the Scots tongue, that the Homeric Hector is more ...
... and Readings. Both these lines have very, large coalfields, and these being now, so speak, fully developed, form a most important asset. The Miscellaneous Section is somewhat do> void interest for the moment, and there are favourable opportunitief presenting ...
... STOP TELEGRAMS. BAND prospects. Mr. Schumacher, speaking the Glen Deep Co. meeting Johannesburg, said it v.as impossible that oppressive burdens and unreasonable taxation should be imposed the Transvaal, because if the colony was to support a large British ...
... LOYALISTS’ FUND. THIRD LIST OP DONATIONS. £l,OOO CABLED SOUTH AFRICA TO-DAY. Nothing could speak more eloquently for the claims of the cause of the South African Loyalists than the list so eminently representative which we are able to publish below. The ...