... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LORD KITCHENER [PBESS ASSOCIATION WAR Pretoria, April 19.—Last night the members of the Transvaal and Free State Governments, together with Generals Delarey.De Wet, Louis Botha, and their staffs, returned by special train to the field ...

... Mr. Justice Buckley yesfertlay concluded the hearing of the action of Broome v. Speak, by which the plaintiff, a gentleman residing at Llandudno, sought to make Messrs. Speak. Bhepperd. and Clayton, three of the directors of the London and Northern Bank ...

... amiable gentleman, but in his innocence he rushes in where experience” fears tread. He speaks with much confidence, but not practically familiar with the matters of which speaks, nor has he. it is generally stated in shipping circles, made for his inexperience ...

... who especially pride themselves on their pure Welsh. It is also noted that Welshman never speaks Welsh his horse* other animals, even though he may nor know how speak a single sentence of English grammatically other than the uliort phrases used hy farm servants ...

... Chronicle ray*:—We are able to state that Dr. Jameson has expressed the opinion that an early settlement is at hand. He, speaking from intimate knowledge of the subject, has raid that the Boer commando* will not enter the field again, and that peace is ...

... Rosebery has consented preside, is fixed for Tuesday, Juno 10. It is expected that Mr. Asquith, Mr. Bryce, and Mr. Adand will speak, as well as several prominent Nonconformist Ministers. RDARL DEANERY OF TOXTETH. The Toxtetb Rural Deanery passed last evening ...

... Wives of Windsor.” this extremity Mr. Tree conceived the brilliant idea of enlisting the services of the greatest English-speaking actresses for the two “wives.” Negotiations were opened up, with the result that on Thur-day night Mr. Tree was abl-* announce ...

... than not to allowed to speak at all. Sir Charles Dilke suggested that the amendment would receive more support if the limit was fixed at a quarter cf an hour. Mr. S. Buxton thought the rule should read that member should speak for more than ten .minute ...

... the committee, of which had been a member, there was some privilege as between himself (defendant) and those to whom he was speaking, who were all members of the church to which belonged. Mr. Pickford submitted that they were all ministers of the governing ...

... railway disasters on record. - heroic conduct of the fireman on the engine of the luggage train that was wrecked was. humanly speaking, the means cf our escape Though seriously injured, he ran to the signal box and arrived just in time give warning. Then he ...

... the leading lady, suddenly lost her voice few minutes before the curtain should have risen and was quite unable either to speak or sing. A doctor was called in. but without avail, and substitute could be found to take the leading character. M. Germain ...

... vour readers against most ingenious, fraudulent beggar whose wiles I myself have been victim? The man cau apparently only speak French, and to every English worn he can only turn blank face, lie usually tramping to Chester to his brother, and describes ...