... THOMPSON AND CAPPER’S yOICE AND rjpHROAT J>EARLS ALU ABIC TO SINGERS AND PUBUO SPEAK FOR ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE VOICB AHD CHEST. Sim HxivmT lama writes'Toar Pearls are Max O'Rill write*:— and Throat Paaria fcare voice the good ia the world. Tba are •eaill ...

... OPINION OF I.ORI) SPENCER. I.ord Spencer, speaking the Education Bill at Lincoln last, night, said that it would ruiltcr increase ibuti climinisb religions Vontroveray, that would not further the true interests of education, und that it would result the ...

... after some years was able to make mysedf useful with correspondence; also with Frenchmen who visited the office, who could not speak English. Oh! why did I trust plodding industry, instead trying develop my “che«c,” like Mr. done? Some people aaj (hat owes ...

... Federation, nt Bristol, 13th and 14th May. has been fixed for April 29ih. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, the Cnief Liberal Whip, will speak a public rlcmon.-tration in Colston llnll on May SIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman on Saturday afternoon ...

... THE EDUCATION BILL, The Bishop Worcester, speaking at Birmingham In* night, said that the Education Bill gave them great opportunity. could not imagine (he bill retaining its permissive character in face of the opposition it would sure raise. Taking the ...

... but were not practically dealt with. The hoaring was again adjourned. ASPATRIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. Speaking at the prize distribution of the students of tho Aspatria Agricultural College at Brayton. Sir Wilfred Lawson’s residence ...

... ADDRESS BY MR. BIRRKLL. Speaking at Bristol. night. Mr. Angus tine Birrell criticised provisions the Education Bill. He expressed the belief that the permissive clause would dropped, and said that higher rates were hound to follow the adoption of the ...

... yards above them. Tho men now at tho Wigan Infirmary are in a critical condition, with the exception Walden, who is able to speak, but not in a state be interviewed. He had made a statement relative to the disaster to the effect that Arman Pole) struck ...

... PROSPECTUS. The hearing of the action of •Browne v. Speak, which tho plaintiff, a gentleman residing at Llandudno, sought damages against three of tho directors the Londou and Northern Bank, Limited, respect of an alleged mistatement the prospectus, upon ...

... “Here,” said, ”is a bill. Jt will do good; nobody wants it, and it will turn you out.” LORD NORTON’S OPINION. Lord Norton, speaking Coleahill yester•lav, said that the danger of the Kdueation Rill lay in tho Ministry* looking too much to prospects at the ...

... aspirations. In the far back days when Mr. Sread expounded in the Pall Mall Gazette” the common interests of the English-speaking peoples, his acquaintance was sought by Mr. Rhodes—an acquaintance which ripened into close intimacy, and continued the last ...

... and was unable to occupy his pulpit in the evening. MR. MOSS, M.P., AT WREXHAM. M l*. Moss, M.P. for East .Denbighshire, speaking last evening at Liberal meeting I Wrexham, referred the concentration camps. said that, although the ramps might hove been ...