... verdict for £162 10.. in the Lord Chief Justice's court on Weiltiewlay in her motion against Mr. Paul Speak, a Halifax woollen manufacturer. Mr. Speak bought of her 13000 Siberian Goldfields shire* at Ira. For guaranteeing I against loom on them for three ...

... CHEERFULNESS AND STRENGTH. Later messages speak of his Majesty as increasing in cheerfulness and strength with each day that passes and brings him nearer to the Coronation. It is understood that it all goes well his Majesty will be shortly permitted ...

... PRIMATE AND EDUCATION BILL. The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at tin annual meeting of the Church Defence Committee on Wednesday, gave the Education Bill his blessing. It was, lie said, a simple measure of justice to the Church. The Bill would he ...

... A BUSINESS MINISTER. Mr. Banbury, President of the Board of Agriculture, speaking on Saturday at a meeting of the Cheshire Milk Producers' Association, held at Chester, touched upon the question of railway rates for agricultural produce, remarking that ...

... in the streets of Dresden. The police of the place where the china comes from have issued a decree enacting that cabmen who speak foreign languages must indicate on a leather armlet in colours the particular tongues they have mastered—English, French, Italian ...

... BISHOPS AND PALACES. Speaking at Cromer, the Bishop of Norwich said that the poverty of the clergy could not be met by dividing richer livings with poorer ones. It might be urged, with more reason, that this incomes of Bishops and other dignitaries might ...

... ON AO The Yorke Agrieultural Union on Saturday carried • resolution in favour of revenue duties on fot eign imports, and, speaking at • subsequent luncheon. Mr. Banbury, the Minister for Agriculture, said there had been too many quack remedies for solving ...

... MUNICIPAL TRADING. Speaking at a in London on the mutat ject of municipal trailing, Sir Edward Clarke, RP., said all would admit that within limits Ricoh trailing was to the advantago of the community. It could, however, be Handy earriod on in nonneetion ...

... somewhat tried by a certain lady's apparent inability to speak one particular line as it had been written. Upon making a hurried entrance the actress bad to exclaim to those on the stage : Stay! let me speak. But she persisted time after time in going one ...

... MR. JOHN REDMOND ON IRELAND. Mr. John Redmond, M.P., speaking at a Bt. Patrick's Day celebration at Bolton, said the greatest problem before Englishmen was to endeavour to stop emigration from Ireland, to keep Irishmen at home, and to convert them into ...

... KITCHENER THE BEST SOLDIER. The ex-Hoer General Ben Viljoen, speaking at Liverpool on Saturday, made some interesting criticisms in regard to the war. General Cronje, he said, was not slim enough. His detest was a blow from which the Boer army never recovered ...

... MR. BRODRICK IN EDINBURGH. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary for War, speaking at Edinburgh, referred to the progress of the settle. meat in South Africa as generally satisfactory. He defended the policy of the Government in in. creasing the Army and Navy as necessary ...