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... FORTHCOMING POLITICAL ■ Newcastle telegram states that Sir Her^ al Bannerman has agreed to speak at the a. of the Northumberland and Durham Liberal to be held at Darlington, Whitsuntide. + Sir Edward Grey will address Liberal Alnwick at the same time ...
... Mr. Arnold Foster will speak the land settlenib-nt in South Africa the Women's Liberal Amosiafcion, London, on Thursday next. ...
... EARL ONSLOW LORD ROSEBERY. Earl Onslow, speaking Bath last night, said Lord Rosebery, like the Boers in the field, found bis clothing worn out aud useless, but, unlike them, he had ample wealth, ability, and opportunity for renewing them, notwithstanding ...
... Sir James Crichton- Browne, M.D., F.R.S., will next speak on Light and Sanitation. The next meeting will be devoted to Women's Work Sanitary Reform, on which subject Mrs. H. J. Tennant will speak. Vital Statistics and their Relation to Sanitary Reform ...
... HEATH. * ' MR. BROCKLEHURST ON THE # THE BOARD. This afternoon, Mr. F. memorial of the new Board School j. Newton Heath. Speaking of the work ° he said that during the last four years operations had involved capital out' k £180,000, or at the rate of ...
... FATAL HOIST ACCIDENT. This morning, at the extensive cotton mill of Messrs. Garnett, Low Moor, Clitheroe, an employe—James Speak—while engaged his work somehow fell down the hoist from the first floor, a distance of sixteen feet. No one saw the accident ...
... Sunday next. The promoters of the demonstration have, however, received a telegram from Mr. Redmond confirming his promise to speak in Manchester Sunday. ...
... MR. DILLON FINDS A SUPPORTER. Speaking Cults, Aberdeenshire, , »r. Farquhar3on said if he had been pflloo ,jj a berlain of being a traitor, as Mr. le ' other day, would hare called hi* * tret too. The Irishmen were fighting which was bad. But they were ...
... THE SCHOOL AGE LIMIT. THE DEAN'S VIEWS. The Dean of Manchester (Dr. Maclure), speaking at the Salford Boyal Technical Schools last evening, expressed his regret that a movement reduce the school age limit had been started in Manchester, and said that ...
... THE WORSHIP OF FREE TRADE. Shipowners' Strong Views. Speaking to-day at the annual meeting of Liverpool Shipowners' Association, Colonel James Gcffey, the chairman, said that the matter of foreign bounties, which seriously handicapped British shipowners ...
... NEW ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICT FOR MONTON. Speaking last evening at the annual parochial meeting, the Rev. A. C. Thompson, vicar of St. Andrew's, Eccles, said that arrangement between himself and the vicars of Worsley, Patricroft, and Swinton, a new ecc ...
... CHINA. THE INLAND TAXATION OF TRADE. (Times Telegram.) Hong --ong, Tuesday. Speaking the Chamber of Commerce yesterday, Sir Thomas Jackson, chairman, strongly supported Sir J. L. Mackay's proposal to increase the tariff to 15 per cent. It seemed to ...