... Speaks of the Future. On being interviewed Mr. Kensit, jun., said: *Now, by the sad fate that has overtaken my father, I shall take the lead, and I anticipate that the work will increase by leaps and bounds. I expect we shall double our staff immediately ...

... SPEAK OF ME” nose your crinie to the world !” Aud still the basilisk eyes commanded her. ader the curse of their unflinching, Inflex'lble aze, her features had hardened and frozen Into he semblance of features of marble. Siie held down the little bottle ...

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... THE ORGANISER SPEAK& Mr. Mason. at the outset of his address, alluded to some methods and other forms of co-operation as a means of illustration, and then passed on to investigate the causes which led to Agricultural co-operation. Giving instances of ...

... TO SPEAK THE TRUTH. John Edward Worthy, the lad of eleven years, who found th© body of the child, assured the Clerk that he knew perfectly well what th© nature of an oath was. “ It means to speak the truth,” the boy said, and he proceeded to give his ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir Oliver contributes to the October number o! the •' Nineteenth Century one of eerie* of short article* the Education Bill. A* educationist who not politician accepts the suggestion that it may be worth while for him to state why he ...

... = — - —_— eek a ae that ee we powers Must THE DUKE TO SPEAK appeal or the . ee — address a meeting at Derby in suppor Bo Education Bill. The gathering will in evelt’s ehbility take place is the Drill ok Pea ...

... FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. The different times that four foods take to digest : Wheat (Rolled) - - - ito 3 hours. Hominy (Gran.) - - - xto 3 hours. Oats (Rolled) - - - 3o to 6o minutes. Force - 15 to 30 minutes. Need we say more—except that ...

... LORD ROSEBERY SPEAKS -LET THE FIGHT NOW.” ...

... WOMEN SPEAK OUT. Protest Meeting at St, James's Hall St. James’s Hall was last night the scene of a remarkable mootin%of ‘Eroust against the Education Bill. The Women’s Local Government Society, an entirely nomparty organisation, bad called the meeting ...

... Some Strong Speaking. fortnightly meting of the Penad of Guardians ou 1 iseaday a live--,011 took place ou tho k r o elion of realiscd by the aor Inas:,,e; Lis rear of cffie e as compared of his, predecessors. Time mat,. after the reporter s had retired ...

... MK. ISAACS SPEAKS. Mr. K.C.. on to stoond the regulation, Inul a valid r=s. _Cheers cheers were urea by an aid it was some tieie be rould preened with hie ad. dregs. Whets the cheers had subsided, Mr. brags said be hardly knew what to attribute their ...