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... nitpiessure, »ft« dropped aowo on (he rug betide her frieDd. What strange girl you are, Helen ! Speaking diareapectrully of tennis ! You will be speaking contemptoously ...
... Idea of living long apart, hardly able to speak to each other except aoder Bites Blorton'e eye. “Bat it cannot before next summer at any rale. really cannot see why aUould month.’* o y, t '• Oh, Theodore ! -4 Or the month after next. Whom have to ...
... ARMIES.” Speaking Clapbam Wednesday night, Lord Tweed mouth said was a strong supporter the policy kid Lord Roeobery Chesterfidd. In the past the Liberal party had to carry on the campaign with a single army and staff. In the future they would hare to ...
... WHAT MR. LLOYD-OEORGE THINKS Mr. Llo.vd-Oeorge, speaking at Pwllheli, said the new Education Bill, if carried into law, would cause revolution in education; but he did not think it would pass. It was as difficult to carry great measure daring progress ...
... destroyed by fire. All the patients were got out and accommodated in tents. MR. W. REDMOND’S TALK TO THE YANKEES. Mr. W. Redmond, speaking on the rights of Ireland at a meeting Chicago yesterday, said. ''lf our policy Parliament can do nothing else can harass ...
... j meota; “To one who objects to the personnel of tbe clergy -being intruded on tbe minds of tbe people, it is not easy to speak i feel on tbe tnbjeot of Mr. Whittington’s approaching departure from the parish which has heartily terved through a critical ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN REPRIMANDED BY UNIONIST LADY. Speaking at meeting of lady Liberal Unionists at Glasgow, yesterday. Lady Frances Balfour referred to the painful severance between her father, the late Duke of Argyll, and Mr. Gladstone, on Home Rule, and ...
... out. Jossop, A. O. Jones, and Garnett have shrunk their rightful proportions. •good can done by slurring over facts which speak as plainly as these rlo. Both parting English side and the visiting “Coni* stalk one leave Australia to-inorro«r. land has ...
... Standard's Beriin correspondent, agree attributing it to the absence and neglect of scouting and other precautions, while they speak with rApect the gallant but unfortunate Genera!. The Kolnische Zeitung” Mys:—Derails are .lacking, but is already clear that ...
... urAJ t‘l»e people wmi l*rought back from unlain* and and planted upon •be rich land the quert.»on West Ireland esolTod. speaking.) ...
... DISESTABLISHMENT BEFORE UNION WITH THE TRADE. The Bishop St. A«ph. speaking on Colwyn Bav last evemng. contraeted the compact organisation the trad©' wath tb© k»oely efforts of the temperance party, and d©- -oribed the attitude the Government “httt© ...
... SIB W. LAWSON AND LORD ROSEBERY. Speaking Mary port on Tuesday night. Sir Wilfrid Lawson said England had been trying for last hundred year* govern Ireland against the consent of the people, with the result that to-day the King darq sot there, and their ...