... C.-B. SPEAKS OUT THE RADICAL IS BEWILDERED. DISUNION DENIED. CONTENDS THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR DIFFERENCES. ADVICE TO THE PARTY. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman wae last night the guest the evening at house dinner the National Liberal Club. The demand for ...

... saw no cause for division. The determination of Liberals must be to aim at unity order to advance the good cf the country. Speaking at a Liberal bazaar on Saturday, at Horwich, Mr. George Harwood, M.P.. said no peer sitting in the House of Lords could lead ...

... quantity soda ccmpo« t w more value. Bleach does not and 29 per °% lorn but to the States matters show such Although irenerally speaking fairly well jeti locally, snlpbate ammonia matters 1 weak, prices for all shows an .--^£^ 7s. 6d. £11 10s. Carbolic porta ...

... Transvaal Mines. , v, ,1 Shams * ve comparatively steady during: recent reactions. But regarding good news, which correspondent speaks, one can ret no definite statement. Those concerned the market say that there is something of ihe sort being kept which aSi ...

... .*> examined by Mr. Proctor, the was reading newspaper , yfl» thing said about pretty girl. t not mentioned. And did *J. speak to like that again I 1 umbrella?' Ye,. did »f, S.sed. Mr. Proctor explained that del bls the voun? girl's sweetheart and A ...

... GOVERNMENT AND THE BARCELONA OUTBREAK. Madrid, Thursday—ln the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, Robert, who represents Barcelona, speaking of the disturbances in Catalan Port, said the agitation among the workmen was socialist and revolutionary in character, and ...

... BARROW IRON MARKET. Monday. Tliere is a much better market for hematite pig iron, and makers are. generally speaking, very fully sold forward. Tlierc are furnaces blast, compared with in the corresponding week last year. Prices are very steady, 60s. for ...

... MICROBE OF DISAFFECTION. CAPTAIN PARTINGTON SUGGESTS THE DISINFECTION LEADERS. Captain O. Partington, M.P. for the High Peak speaking Chiniey on Saturday, said that the House Commons had just been disinfected because of influenza. thought it wouJd a good ...

... valuable, not only in those diseases .or which it was originally employed, bnt also in many cases ot Weakness of the Singing and Speaking Voice, dependent on Bronchial or Laryngeal Irritation, and in all forms of Strumous Enlargement Glands, and Discharges from ...

... GENERAL. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at a Conservative dinner at Stirchley, near Birmingham, -Saturday, said none of them fail to recognise that Lord Rosebery had done a patriotic action and served great national interests frankly, openly, and finally ...

... with damages and costs, against 60 firms for infringement the 1893 patent of the Welabach Incandescent Gas Light Company. Speaking Taunton on Saturday Mr. Hanbury, M.P., said his object would be to see that English and Scottish farmers had the same assistance ...

... celebration of the Coronation, but this will only apply bodies whose accounts are audited by the official auditors of the board. Speaking last night Maryport the Hon. W. Peel, M.P., said Lord was trying to educate the Liberal party, who were very low down in ...