... GENERAL DEBILITY CUBED. STRONG MANCHESTER EVIDENCE Speaking to a Manchester Chronicle reportar, Mrs. Jones, 35, Traffcrd-street, Hulme, Manchester (67), sa ys:—My weakness after attack of influenza was inconceivable, being increased, doubt, years. ...

... promises be brisk one, and the big gun* of both parties will be heard different parts of the country. Mr. Balfour will speak Manchester. Mr. Brodrick at Edinburgh, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at Ayr, Earl of Rosebery, Sir Henry Fowbsr, and Mr. Haldane ...

... party was returning to Preston when spinner named Frank Ferdinand, aged 30, who was seated next to the driver, stood up to speak to friend behind him. He overbalanced himself, however, and fell to the ground, tbe waggonette wheels passing over his head ...

... INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE. Plain Speaking at a Conference. Ostend, Thursday. At yesterday's sitting of the International Congress of Commerce and Industry Mr. Harold Cox criticised the suggestion, advanced by M. Yves Guyott, that England should impose c ...

... MR. BOWLES'S CRITICISM OF THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. T. G. Bowles, M.P., speaking at Lynn last night, -he Education Bill appeared to please neither Churchmen nor Dissenters, and the taxpayers would certainly not be pleased the Bill, which was an unfortunate ...

... year, and speak with them face face as' a man with his friend. If this is done there need be no fear of the future. MANAGERS AND FLUNKEYS. I have giVen A Manager so long innings that there is but little time left for A Worker to speak. Contrary to ...

... Walker. It was alleged complainant, who lives Fleetstreet, that the previous evening prisoner accosted her, but she refused to speak him. She walked down the street, and Macguire followed, and without provocation stabbed her in the side. She fell the ground ...

... fast Atlantic service would soon be established with terminals at Halifax for the winter trade and at Quebec the summer. Speaking on the loyalty of the French Canadians, of whom he is a representative said they were proud to be British subjects Central ...

... them out while bed, and notes the principal headings on a sheet of folded foolscap, which he holds hiB right hand while speaking, and slaps against his left when wants to emphasise a point. He seldom pauses to find word, aud when he requires time to ...

... the organisation of British Northrop Loom Company, says there is very promising ouuook for the. loom the British Isles. He speaks with enthusiasm of the satisfaction exrjressed English cotton men at the workings of the machine, and says that before long ...

... Blackpool, of course, was the destination of meet tripper 3, but large numbers went to Douglas and other places. Generally speaking, the holiday clubs are of recent establishment in Hashngden, but it is ascertained no less than has been disbursed from them ...

... Mr. Balfour hopeful that a change of air will benefit the ex-Prime Minister there is no doubt from the reserve with which speaks on the subject that he much concerned about bis illustrious relative. ...