... MR. BALFOUR TO SPEAK AT MANCHESTER. In connection with the annual conference of the By Nateonal Union of Conservative Asso- cations to be held at Manchester on October 2S, 14, and 15, arrangements are being mace for = reception at St James's Hall, and ...

... I do not see that there- is any need to speak of your father, he .said. it is not a pleasant story. My sister—your Mothermade an unequal marriage., Your father was Francis Myercroft—you bear his name—that is all! Myercroft was vexed with this evasion; ...

... ORKNEY Mr. M’Kinnon Wood, speaking at crowded meeting at last night, ridiculed the idea that temperance or land reform could expected from the present Government. Referring Mr. Waaon’s conversion, Mr. Wood asked had like a quick change artist donned the ...

... John Fortescue, entitled Some blunders and a scapegoat,” which bas been perused and approved by General Buller The writer speaks of the game of British the of their own Ministers—namely, faults on to soine officer who is their selected aod argues that ...

... with a view to 4 ...

... .793 28.13 57.581,603 27 2 ÜbOfiOa 32 5fi.00Q.000 *3l 8 •Now riaHug. Speaking in roung figures, home crop 7,000,000 quarters will leave us depandent on colonial foreign supplies for ■bout 28,000,000 quarters, either wheat flour. With good harvests Hawada ...

... TIVERTON Sir W. Walrond, speaking at largelyattended meeting of his supporters at Tiverton last said he would not make a strong party speech, as his opponent, Mr. Reid, had magnanimously resolved not to contest the seat. Outlining his views, Sir William ...

... hamlet like a queen her throne. I lead every herald, but ne’er trump my own fame, t For am so lisping 1 always in ahame. And I speak but in whispers of gentlest breath; And when honour is uttered 1 silent death. I heard in the mansion and seen the hall. And ...

... necessary orders in connection with the Coronation, which provide for an imposing ceremonial. The arrangements, generally speaking, resemble those made for June 26, but as on the coming occasion there is to he no Royal progress on the following day the ...

... has played such a sinister part on the South African political stage. And Dr. Leyds? No, I don't think he will go back. Speaking of the mission of Botha and Delarey, he said their object was to collect funds for the widows and orphans of the burghers ...

... WELSH BISHOP ON THE EDUCATION BILL. The Bishop of St. Asaph, speaking on the education bill at a meeting of the diocesan societies on Wednesday,saidChurch people were anxious to Meet any . real Nonconformist grievance. He pointed out on the subject of ...

... to this dimension had the victims been able to swim. Lint it is certainly unpleasant to think that so few, comparatively speaking, arc able to do so for even a short distance, and the thought is suggested whether our County Councils and (or) our School ...